*Itinerary is currently tentative and subject to change*
Thursday, April 6: Arrival
Invited attendees whose travel and lodging are funded by the Princeton Conservation Society or other YCCS sponsors will arrive at their housing accommodations near Princeton University’s campus.
Friday, April 7: Climate Finance
8:00am: Breakfast will be provided in the Louis A. Simpson International Building.
10:00am: Single-speaker presentations will be given in Robertson Hall’s Arthur Lewis Auditorium. Presentations of up to 15 minutes will focus on speakers areas of expertise, activism, or research.
1:00pm: Breakout sessions over lunch will be hosted with youth activists, Princeton faculty, and undergraduate students. Breakout participants will have open-ended and casual conversations based on similar geographic and thematic areas. Rooms will be divided by geographic regions:
- Latin America
- North America
- Africa
- Asia
3:00pm: Break.
4:30pm: Climate finance panel. Moderated by Mitzi Jonelle Tan.
5:30pm: Spanish language seminar
Saturday, April 8: Land Use
8:00am: Breakfast will be provided in the Campus Club on Prospect Avenue.
10:00am: Single-speaker presentations will be given in Robertson Hall’s Arthur Lewis Auditorium. Presentations of up to 15 minutes will focus on speakers areas of expertise, activism, or research.
1:00pm: Breakout sessions over lunch will be hosted with youth activists, Princeton faculty, and undergraduate students. Breakout participants will have open-ended and casual conversations based on similar geographic and thematic areas. Rooms will be divided into four types of land use.
- Mining and geological extraction
- Deforestation
- Freswater, wetlands, and coastal manipulation
- Agricultural production
3:00pm: Break.
4:30pm: Land use panel. Moderated by Patrick Newcombe.
7:00pm: Conversation with Chai Vasarhelyi + exclusive prescreening of upcoming documentary, Wild Life
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