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Movement Makers
Movement Makers: How Young Activists Upended the Politics of Climate Change is the first book of narrative journalism to explore in depth how over two decades of organizing by young people concerned about climate change led to seismic shifts in U.S. national politics. Featuring insights and perspectives from over 100 activist leaders, Movement Makers captures inspiring moments and important lessons from climate movement history that are more relevant now than ever. Learn more.
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