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A film about youth vision, environmental change, and possibility
My Climate Future
Teaser for the documentary aiming to change the national conversation around climate change
COMING TO
Youth Have More Stakes in the Climate Crisis. Don't Ignore Them.
An op-ed by supporter Zain Jaffer.
Jolted by Climate Change, Youth Perch with Strength and Vision
Coverage of the project
by major climate thought leader Circle of Blue
From The Sorrow and the Pity to our first PBS film,
documentaries have helped change the world.
You got this.
Participant Photographer Jimena Argueta
takes Maine Conservation Voters
through her works
"My Climate Future" film premiere
March 12, 2026
Patagonia Outlet, Freeport, Maine
Screening for Maine legislators
State House, Augusta
March 24, 2026
Gallery exhibit
April 2-May 28, 2026
FXCollaborative, Brooklyn, New York
Film screening and panel discussion
April 24, 2026
Climate Action Youth Summit, San Francisco, California
Film screening and panel discussion
April 25, 2026
California Academy of Sciences, San Francisco, California
Seeing for Ourselves equips and trains marginalized individuals to take control of their own public narrative by documenting their lives photographically.
The practice is known as "participatory photography."
The views of today's teens have not been taken nearly as seriously as those of their elders in the national conversation around climate change—yet they have
the most skin in the game.
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Seeing for Ourselves
first served New York City housing project residents, then brought its programming
to New Yorkers on probation. Following the climate initiative, we served Maine's immigrant community.
Collaborate with us by teaching a class, hosting an exhibit, or providing programming
in a new locale.
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