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The Climate Repair Café
Youth Education Sessions
Our future is soon in their hands.
So let's work with them on the knowledge and tools they need to make positive change to our climate and planet.
The Youth Education Sessions platform is designed to inspire, inform and engage youth from around the world on the fast-moving state of the climate, what research and action is being undertaken to address the crisis, and, most importantly, how they can become directly involved.
We provide short, easy-to-understand stories featuring scientists, artists, elders, activists, innovators, journalists and visionaries.
Each video module is introduced and discussed with youth to promote a deeper understanding of the issues and possible paths forward.
Below is a selection of video modules and graphics to inspire, inform, empower, and engage
THIS IS WHERE WE ARE NOW...
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How we got to this point in the climate
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The Paris Accord
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Net Zero
HOW WE GOT TO THIS POINT
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The ice core records
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The Paris Accord
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Net Zero
BRINGING DATA TO LIFE
Unlocking the value of data to young audiences lies in the visual presentation and energy, and linking it to everyday life.
A CARBON MILE
INCLUSION AND CLIMATE JUSTICE
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Being brought in to the process
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Being heard
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Recognizing the voices of youth
SEA LEVEL RISE AND ITS EFFECTS
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Sea level rise across the ages
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Who's most affected
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Addressing sea level rise
Cloud brightening
Many of our coastal areas are losing reflectivity, which adds to the warming of our oceans.
But what if we could increase cloud cover and reflectivity?
Center for Climate Repair at Cambridge
Prof. Shaun Fitzgerald explains the principles, potential risks and benefits of cloud brightening and how it may be a useful tool to slow the rate of warming.
USS Hornet, San Francisco
Cloud brightening is the process of adding a salt water based aerosol into the atmosphere to increase cloud cover and reflectivity. Research continues to assess the benefits and possible risks.
BROADCAST & STREAMING
To maximize visibility of the content, the Climate Repair Café will be available across a range of platforms
BROADCAST
13 x 22 minute episodes
Episodes edited for 30minute slots on US TV. Also available for foreign broadcast
NARROWCAST
52 x 3 - 4 minute sequences
Primarily for educational purposes, segments will form part of a structured series including discussion and Q&A.
STREAMING
52 x 3 - 4 minute sequences
Reversioned segments embedded with notation on TMV website and YouTube channel
THE PRODUCTION TEAM
We've spent three years researching, developing and producing climate related global documentary programming. The same team are now at work developing the short-format Climate Repair Café - as rapid change is overtaking our world.
Producer / Director
John Bowey
Cinematographer
Cameron Currier
Co-Producer, Science & Policy Advisor Prof. Phoebe Barnard
Editor
Ryan Bogenreif
Associate Producer
Pat McDonnell
Researcher
Julia Simmons
Rights and Clearances
Lia Bassin
Natalie Nolte
Producer, South Africa
Assembly Editor
Diamond Keener
Leo Iyamuremye
Producer, Rwanda
Franziska Pausch
Producer, Germany
Mitch Rawlyk
Producer, Canada
Dr. Andreia Fernandes
Producer, Portugal
Raf Dionisio
Producer, Philippines
A WORLD OF POSSIBILITIES IN A FAST-CHANGING WORLD
View episode content table here
We attended the Arctic Repair 2025 conference in Cambridge, UK,
exploring some of the most innovative research into protecting the Arctic from rapid warming.
We caught up with just a few of the participants to discuss their work.
Dr. Renaud de Richter
Dr. Peter Irvine
Jason Box
Herb Simmens
Wake Smith
Burgess Langshaw Power
Albert Van Wijngaarten
Annelot Broerze
Lars Kullerud
Justus Lehtisaari
Exploring and sharing how we might return our climate to one in which all life can thrive
Through:
Science
Arts
Wisdom
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