By J. A. on October 25, 2019 at 9:25 am in Uncategorized - 0 Comments
About the Author J. A.

Joerg started his career as a documentary film author, director and tv producer as well as media artist focusing on environmental themes, sustainable technologies and social change. He has created and produced numerous films and spots at the nexus of history, culture and science, and has an oustanding record as media adviser and campaign developer for public and private ventures.
Now he brings all his lifetime experience to the table to create youth4planet as a bottom up platform for storytelling about the Earth, for public and private engagement inspiring young people between 5 and 25 to be curious, courageous and inquisitive about their future. Climate change is there to stay, and this generation will have to guide us through the cliffs of change. We better help them to become good artists, scientists, engineers, politicians or whatever their jobs will be, create businesses -and together find solutions for our survival on this planet.
Recent Comments
- melvin reyes on Plastikfrei- Einkaufen
- Rick Petersen on Indigenous sustainability – What can the Indigenous of the Arctic and Australia teach the modern world?
- Gal Palmer on Indigenous sustainability – What can the Indigenous of the Arctic and Australia teach the modern world?
- Jan Hutchison on Indigenous sustainability – What can the Indigenous of the Arctic and Australia teach the modern world?
- Joerg Altekruse on Interview with Klaus Milke, Chairman of GermanWatch on COP21 expectations and what to do
Categories
Archives
Tags
Activist
arctic
aurora
church
climate change
Cryocynite
Day 1
Day 2
Day 3
Development
earthTeam
exploration
flight
Germany
Greenland
Hamburg
Hiking
ice
iceberg
Indonesia
inspiration
Inuit
Jason Box
Kangerlussuaq
McKibben
narsarssuaq
narsarsuaq
Nasarssuaq
nature
northern lights
Nuuk
nørsk
people
plant
polar
Production
Quote
solutions
sustainability
Train
Travel
trees
vikings
work
youth4planet