Cameroon, Africa

Leveraging the power of Future Chicken to inspire positive action, The ClearWater Futures Foundation partnered with young leaders to create grassroots change with hildren and youth in Cameroon. Led by the Future Chicken Planet Protector characters and by Forbi Perise, also known as “The Plastic Man”, an environmental leader and advocate from Buea, Cameroon and Founder of the Sustainable Ocean Alliance of Cameroon, kids learned how the eco-actions that we take today can have a positive impact on the future of the planet.

The result was real impact in their community.

10 tons of plastic were diverted from waterways as a result of the over 5000 children taught through this program to better understand local pollution issues surrounding their very own lakes

Zomba, Malawi, Africa and Georgina, Ontario, Canada

In a powerful show of creativity and collaboration, a group of young changemakers aged 8 to 14 gathered at ClearWater Farm in Ontario, Canada, while another group gathered in Zomba, Malawi, to imagine bold new ways to protect the planet. These parallel gatherings were part of the “International Design Studio,” an initiative designed to ignite spontaneity, curiosity, and wonder in the next generation of environmental leaders.

Connected live across continents, the two groups engaged in immersive, kid-led experiences that sparked fresh ideas rooted in nature, community, and hope. Partnering with Trent University’s Research Lab, their insights are helping to shape a global movement to inspire 10 million kids to take planetary action—by dreaming, designing, and leading their own solutions.

This program is set to expand with more 10 Million Kids Events happening in the future.