Published
United Nations - On the sidelines of the UN climate change conference (COP21), Robert Redford and indigenous artists, activists and storytellers discussed their shared efforts to educate people about the places threatened by climate change, and to build a cultural movement to save them before it’s too late.
- Category
- Success
Sign in or sign up to post comments.
Be the first to comment
Up Next
Autoplay
-
02:20
Time for Global Action 2015
-
03:23
Launch of the UN SDG Action Campaign & Global Campaign Center
-
02:05
Robert Redford: "Climate change is in everybody's backyard"
-
1:03:27
Al Gore on how leaders can propel action to secure the global commons now
-
03:32
UN Secretary-General urges action on global challenges
-
30:30
Global Battery Alliance Pledge for Action
-
02:21
UN chief appoints actor Daniel Craig as global mine action advocate
-
04:21
Diplomacy in Action: Robert Serry
-
02:46
Water and sanitation - Statement by Jan Eliasson at the Global Citizen Action Summit
-
1:04:45
Robert Kiyosaki's Formula for Wealth - Robert Kiyosaki Updates
-
05:11
Is Afternoon the Best Time for Sex?
-
54:53
Accelerating Youth Climate Action with the Global Shapers
-
02:40
Secretary-General António Guterres calls for global action on climate change
-
01:10
Integrity Action - Accountability tool for development - Global Impact Challenge finalist
-
2:35:17
[Replay] Watch the 2021 TED Countdown Global Livestream | Take action on climate change
-
10:17
Robert Redford on His Last Role as an Actor | The New Yorker
-
01:45
Jehangir Khan on the UN's global plan of action to prevent violent extremism
-
5:40:04
[Full livestream] Watch the Countdown Global Launch, a call to action on climate change
-
03:33
Interview with Robert Kirkpatrick, Director of UN Global Pulse
-
15:01
How to transform apocalypse fatigue into action on global warming | Per Espen Stoknes
-
06:53
Robert Redford, Actor and longtime conservationist at the High-level event on Climate Change
-
00:19
Say it in French I How is the weather this afternoon avi
