CHILDREN AND YOUTH EQUITY
PROJECTS NOELLE HAS CONTRIBUTED TO
WHO IS NOELLE YOUNG?
Aquatic Science Professional
Climate Justice Leader
VISION AND VALUES
Equity, Social Justice & Intergenerational Collaboration
She champions the rights of marginalized groups, including children, youth, and overlooked underrepresented communities such as single fathers and people of determination - promoting fairness, inclusivity, and opportunities for all. Her initiatives aim to bridge the gaps between generations, social classes, and cultural identities. She believes in the power of unity and collective action. Her projects consistently bring together diverse stakeholders, from grassroots activists to international organizations in an effort to drive meaningful long-lasting change.
Environmental Stewardship
Noelle is a dedicated advocate for protecting the environment and ensuring renewable development. Her work focuses on creating equitable solutions to environmental challenges, particularly for small island developing states like Bermuda.
Food Security - Agriculture & Aquaculture
Noelle is committed to improving food security through sustainable agriculture and aquaculture practices. She advocates for innovative solutions that reduce reliance on food imports, promote local food production, and agricultural education.
Solution-Driven Action
Noelle approaches challenges with creativity and resourcefulness. Her focus as a "Sustainability Solutionist" reflects her belief in practical, forward-thinking solutions that address both present and future needs.
Cultural Pride & Representation
As a mixed-race, multicultural Bermudian-Canadian, Noelle is deeply rooted in her cultural heritage and strives to amplify the voices of underrepresented communities on global platforms. She embraces her multicultural identity to build bridges across divides and celebrate diversity.
Global Impact with Local Roots
While her work spans the globe, Noelle never loses sight of her home, Bermuda. She advocates for policies and practices that benefit her community, ensuring that local challenges and successes are part of broader global conversations.
She hopes to one day establish an Aquaculture Research Centre in Bermuda, which includes launching a non-profit organization called SALTED: Supporting Advanced Learners in Technology and Eco-Development.This organization will be focused on nurturing STEAM-passionate women and girls who face adversity.
In essence, Noelle stands for a world that is renewable, equitable, inclusive, and collaborative, with a clear vision for future generations to thrive.
She champions the rights of marginalized groups, including children, youth, and overlooked underrepresented communities such as single fathers and people of determination - promoting fairness, inclusivity, and opportunities for all. Her initiatives aim to bridge the gaps between generations, social classes, and cultural identities. She believes in the power of unity and collective action. Her projects consistently bring together diverse stakeholders, from grassroots activists to international organizations in an effort to drive meaningful long-lasting change.
Environmental Stewardship
Noelle is a dedicated advocate for protecting the environment and ensuring renewable development. Her work focuses on creating equitable solutions to environmental challenges, particularly for small island developing states like Bermuda.
Food Security - Agriculture & Aquaculture
Noelle is committed to improving food security through sustainable agriculture and aquaculture practices. She advocates for innovative solutions that reduce reliance on food imports, promote local food production, and agricultural education.
Solution-Driven Action
Noelle approaches challenges with creativity and resourcefulness. Her focus as a "Sustainability Solutionist" reflects her belief in practical, forward-thinking solutions that address both present and future needs.
Cultural Pride & Representation
As a mixed-race, multicultural Bermudian-Canadian, Noelle is deeply rooted in her cultural heritage and strives to amplify the voices of underrepresented communities on global platforms. She embraces her multicultural identity to build bridges across divides and celebrate diversity.
Global Impact with Local Roots
While her work spans the globe, Noelle never loses sight of her home, Bermuda. She advocates for policies and practices that benefit her community, ensuring that local challenges and successes are part of broader global conversations.
She hopes to one day establish an Aquaculture Research Centre in Bermuda, which includes launching a non-profit organization called SALTED: Supporting Advanced Learners in Technology and Eco-Development.This organization will be focused on nurturing STEAM-passionate women and girls who face adversity.
In essence, Noelle stands for a world that is renewable, equitable, inclusive, and collaborative, with a clear vision for future generations to thrive.
□ Are we witnessing the final decline of the COP Summits, and has #COP29 been inefficient?
— FRANCE 24 English (@France24_en) November 15, 2024
Climate Justice Leader Noelle Young actually remains positive. Here's what she told us from the summit in #Baku □ pic.twitter.com/LTJKdoUZ74
She has undergone specialized leadership training and expert-led career coaching from:
Her mission is clear: to actively engage in policy discussions, unite with change-makers, and craft innovative solutions for a more inclusive and sustainable future.
- Island Innovation Caribbean Climate Justice Leaders Academy
- Climate Rights Defenders Programme of Climate Rights and Justice International
- World Food Forum of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations
- Ubuntu United Nations Leadership Academy
- One Point Five Academy
- YOUNGA® through BridgingTheGap Ventures
Her mission is clear: to actively engage in policy discussions, unite with change-makers, and craft innovative solutions for a more inclusive and sustainable future.
