Students of the Apu Palamguwan Cultural Education Center are leading the climate action in their communities through culture and care. In a tapok (youth summit) on 19-20 September, they are engaging with fellow indigenous youth from different villages across Upper Pulangi, Bukidnon, Philippines, to share what they learned about climate change through the life stories of their elders, school lessons, and their personal experiences. Through this tapok, they will also deepen their unity and commitment to climate action in the uplands.
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