Every young person has unique skills, knowledge and ideas that are key to dealing with climate change.
This website can help you explore your Climate Superpowers, make them even stronger, and use them at home, in your community and beyond!
You can take the quiz to find out about your Climate Superpowers, take on actions using those superpowers, and learn from the experiences of other young people.
This website was created with and for young people, along with researchers from the University of Melbourne. Find out more about the project.
Introducing Climate Superpowers
Video
Want to quickly find out about the Climate Superpowers website, or introduce it to new people? Playing this short video is a great place to start!
Classroom Resources and teacher wellbeing resources
This video is part of a set of resources that has been developed with students and teachers to help others run classroom activities based on the Climate Superpowers website.
You can explore the extensive set of resources for free via the Teacher Climate Superpowers platform.
Video credits
Featuring: Sophie Nikolarakos, Sunny Nguyen, April Harrison, Rasyid Rachmaosa, Meleuc Lear, Eloise Aravena, Lucy Collins, Emma Otsuka, Clara Faraci, Bronte Harrison, Scarlett Harrison.
Illustrations by Thu Huong (Abigail) Nguyen.
Animated by Bronte Harrison.
Videography, editing and sound by Alex Somerville.
Written and directed by Phoebe Quinn and Alex Somerville.
University of Melbourne project team co-led by Phoebe Quinn and Dr Katitza Marinkovic Chavez.
Funded by the University of Melbourne (Melbourne Climate Futures and Climate CATCH Lab).
