Generation Hope: Inspirational Ways to Save the World is a must-have resource for young activists and those passionate about making a change. This insightful book introduces 20 pressing global issues alongside the stories of young change-makers who are leading the way. With a focus on climate action, gender equality, plastic pollution, and social justice, this book provides not only facts and statistics presented in an engaging graphic style but also inspiring narratives that motivate readers to take action. Explore the efforts of young leaders like Greta Thunberg from Sweden, Dara McAnulty from Ireland, and Bana al Abed from Syria, each championing causes like nature conservation and children's rights. Discover practical and inspirational solutions for combating poverty and promoting green energy initiatives. Perfect for educators, parents, and every young person eager to understand their role in shaping a better future, Generation Hope is available in brand new condition. Published by Scholastic UK, this compelling 160-page guide serves as an essential tool for youth activism. Order now to empower yourself or the young people in your life to contribute to global change. Delivery information: Please check our shipping options and delivery times to ensure a timely arrival of your order.CONDITION: Brand NewISBN: 9781407199931Publisher: SCHOLASTIC UK - LONDONNumber of Pages 160Meet GENERATION HOPE - the young people around the globe who are acting now to save the world. GENERATION HOPE: INSPIRATIONAL WAYS TO SAVE THE WORLD introduces 20 global issues and the young activists - like Greta Thunberg - who are taking action to bring about positive change. G...ENERATION HOPE looks at everything from climate change to plastic pollution, to children's rights and education. Facts and stats are laid out in a clear, graphic style, with issues explained in a bitesized no-nonsense manner. Issues covered include gender equality, nature conservation, poverty, social justice and green energy. The young activists profiled include Greta Thunberg (Sweden), Dara McAnulty (Ireland), Thomas Truby (Scotland), Aran Cosentino (Italy), Bradanovics Bendeguz (Hungary), Jakob Blasel (Germany), Bana al Abed (Syria), Zulaikha Patel (South Africa) and Salvador Gomez Colon (Puerto Rico).Read less
