Our Young Ambassadors are talented young people who, like EndPlasticSoup, are committed to fighting plastic pollution and creating a better environment for all of us. We want to make them part of our EndPlasticSoup network. They will be our future leaders and deserve our support. We will support the activities and projects of the young activists. The Young Ambassadors will raise awareness of EndPlasticSoup on their social media. Together we have more impact and we create even more awareness.
Ellyanne Wanjiku Chlystun from Kenya met Mr Emmanual Macron, president of France, when offering the Children’s Declaration for a global financing pact, one that safeguards a just and sustainable future for all the children across the globe. Read more At another conference, the World Environment Day 2023 Award Ceremony for children, Ellyanne handed over the…
Last week plastic pollution was discussed at the Africa Children Conference and it will be on the Outcome Statement that will be shared. The Africa Children’s Summit is a continental forum that seeks to give children a platform for participation.
During the Ambassador Club meeting on 17th March, Fionn Ferreira has been recognized as Young Ambassador for EndPlasticSoup.
22 Thousand people support Aeshnina Azzahra Aqilani (Nina), our Young Ambassador, to make a plastic sachet free school canteen.
In The Hague we spoke with our young ambassador Melati Wijsen (22) from Bali. Melati is a big change maker, on her island and in the rest of Indonesia and the world.
Ellyanne Wanjiku visited Zimbabwe in December and early January to create EndPlasticSoup awareness at schools, in a church and meeting government officials. Ellyanne visited Harare Gardens Park. Plastic shopping bags are still used here. Plastic pollution is a big deal in Zimbabwe ?? Ellyanne shows a landfill near Mkuvisi Woodlands. Ellyanne met Ruvarashe Muchena from…
In the Parliamentary Forum in the context of the G20 Parliamentary Speaker’s Summit P20, Aeshnina Azzahra Aqilani (Nina) representing Indonesia’s young generation delivered a message to the delegation of G20 member parliaments. Nina asked parliamentarians to make strict rules to reduce plastic production and limit the use of plastic. Also prohibit the use of toxic chemicals…
Young Ambassador Ellyanne Wanjiku calls on leaders: they need to listen up for consequences of climate change on fertile land. But there is hope: in Western Kenya desert land was brought back to life with trees and crops.
Our Young Ambassador and climate youth leader Melati Wijsen speaks about her mission to eliminate plastic waste and inspire other young people to become actors for change.
Sandiaga Uno, the minister of tourism and creative economy of Indonesia, was inspired by Aeshnina, because at a young age, Nina already had the initiative to protect the environment. Nina told a story when Sandiaga Uno visited Nina’s school at Al Amanah Junwangi Islamic Boarding School, Sidoarjo (Monday, September,5). Nina told about her efforts to…
Greta Bürgerhoff (16) took part in the German school competition “Jugend forscht” as a student. She studied the effect of cigarette butts on water fleas. The results were devastating. German television became aware of her and also the learning and research center :metabolon, with which she will lead a campaign.
Aeshnina Azzahra Aqilani (Nina, age 14) from Indonesia has been recognized as our EndPlasticSoup Young Ambassador.
Inspired by Greta Thunberg´s Fridays for Future movement and with the support of her parents Nina started as an environmental activist in her home region of Gresik Regency, East Java, Indonesia.
Ellyanne Wanjiku Chlystun Githae is 11 years old. She is Kenya’s Youngest Mashujaa, Mashujaa is Swahili for ‘Heroes’, & East Africa’s Youngest Climate Change Ambassador. Ellyanne is famous for her initiatives to plant trees and stop plastic pollution.
We are honoured that Amy and Ella Meek want to become Young Ambassadors for EndPlasticSoup. Amy and Ella Meek are the teenage founders of the environmental charity Kids Against Plastic.
Melati and Isabel Wijsen and the young leaders of Bye Bye Plastic Bags in 20 countries were recognized as Young Ambassadors of EndPlasticSoup.
We are honoured with the recognition of Gloria Majiga-Kamoto from Malawi as our Ambassador for EndPlasticSoup. Gloria is working for the Centre of Environmental Policy and Advocacy, Programme manager of Natural Resources, and is the 2021 Goldman Environmental Prize recipient. Together we will promote and support education to young people regarding the prevention and solution…