5th June

Youth Ocean Carnival SYD24

Name: Youth Ocean Carnival SYD24
Start: 2024-06-05T09:00:00+1000
End: 2024-06-05T14:30:00+1000
Location: Luna Park Sydney

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WHAT IS YOUTH OCEAN CARNIVAL?

Youth Ocean Carnival is a World Ocean Day initiative. This FREE event takes place on World Environment Day. World Ocean Day, Youth Advisory Council members have joined CollaborOCEANS Founder Timothy Johnston in delivering this dynamic 'peer-to-peer' Carnival Ocean Workshop. Olympic Diver Sam Fricker, Kal Glanznig Environment Citizen for Sutherland Shire 2023 and present Australian representative Sophia Skarparis. Each have an

impressive personal story of conservation that shows young people that they can make an impact whilst still at school and beyond.

'BIG TOP' - IMMERSIVE LIGHT PROJECTION EXPERIENCE

Students will engage with STEM-based learning at Luna Park Sydney's newest addition—a $15 million multi-layered nature light projection showcasing spectacular 'Life Below Water' imagery aligning with United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 14.

EVENT DETAILS

Who: Students Year 7 - Year 11

Date: 5th June 2024

Location: Luna Park Sydney, Big Top, 1 Olympic Dr, Milsons Point NSW 2061

LOGISTICS:

8:00am ARRIVAL for Ticketing & Registration

8:55am ALL Students Seated

9:00am Official Program START

12:00pm LUNCH & Luna Park - Thrill Rides (Thrill Rides purchased separately)

1:15pm Official Program continued

2:30pm Program FINISH

SCHOOL AND STUDENT ATTENDANCE

Student Attendance: A minimum of 10 students and a maximum of 40 students, years 7-11 are invited to attend from each school, 900 capacity.

We hope to gather students who are leaders in STEM, music, arts, sports, sustainability, and social justice.

Teachers: 1x Teacher is required to attend for every 20 students attending. Please feel free to bring an additional volunteer educator.

Note: If you wish to bring more than 40 students, please specify as part of the registration process how many extra students you would like to bring, and we will contact you.

PROGRAM AND GLOBAL DYNAMIC SPEAKERS

Download our Schools Information Pack HERE

ABOUT 30X30 GOAL - YOUTH OCEAN WORKSHOP

Our Carnival Workshop arrives at a critical time for environmental focus. Recently, over 190 international governments have committed to the United Nations 30x30 Goal. This pledge requires participating governments, including Australia, to protect 30% of their land, freshwater, and marine environments by 2030. This is known worldwide as 30x30. We've established a framework based on Four Pillars to align with these global commitments. These "Actions for Nature" Pillars will champion youth-led conservation and are grounded in the 30x30 Goals and the UN Sustainable Development Goals.

OUR GLOBAL EVENT PARTNER - WORLD OCEAN DAY

World Ocean Day is our Global Event Partner, bringing a network of more than 10,000 member organisations from 140 different countries and over 15,000 annual events and activities. Together, we unite to accelerate youth-led ocean conservation. This event will connect, inspire, and empower millions of Gen Z youth globally to protect the natural beauty of our blue planet for generations to come.

One Ocean, One Climate, One Future - Together!

Tickets for good, not greed Humanitix dedicates 100% of profits from booking fees to charity

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WELCOME TO YOUTH OCEAN CARNIVAL

Australia’s first-ever Youth Ocean Carnival (YOC) event is set to be held in Sydney on the 5th of June 2024. This exciting youth event will bring together dynamic ‘thought leaders’, creatives, academics & environmental organisations at a time of unparalleled focus on the UN 30x30 Pledge - To protect and restore 30% of land and ocean by 2030.

World Ocean Day, Youth Advisory Council members have joined CollaborOCEANS Founder Timothy Johnston in delivering this dynamic ‘peer-to-peer’ Carnival Ocean Workshop. Olympic Diver Sam Fricker, Kal Glanznig Environment Citizen for Sutherland Shire 2023 and present Australian representative Sophia Skarparis. Each have an impressive personal story of conservation that shows young people that they can make an impact whilst at school and beyond.

VISION

To inspire youth changemakers to come together globally to celebrate the love of the ocean and to be empowered to act for its protection.

WHY A YOUTH OCEAN CARNIVAL IN SYDNEY?

Sydney is an iconic harbour city with the opportunity to be a beacon of global inspiration in ocean conservation. World Ocean Day is our Global Goal Partner and brings with it 6,000+ networks and 15,000+ events in 140 countries with a worldwide audience of millions.

CENTERED ON WORLD OCEAN DAY

World Ocean Day, celebrated 8th June unites the whole world. We see a wonderful opportunity to establish in Sydney 8-days of mini activations which will amplify the focus on youth-led conservation, culminating in the main event – Youth Ocean Carnival!

“With Its focus on GEN Z, the timing of the Youth Ocean Carnival could not be better, as I believe young people around the world are ready for indeed need – this type of celebratory gathering, that recognises the importance of the ocean in our lives and also activates people for collective action.”
- Bill Mott – Executive Director Group Founder World Ocean Day

THE POWER TO MAKE CHANGE IS NOW

YOC SYD24 is committed to Action for Nature. We strongly support the 30x30 Goal as a nature based solution to improve biodiversity protection, champion plastic pollution solutions, increase high marine protection and support climate innovation targets.

Goal 1. Improve biodiversity protection for nature to protect species, waters, beaches, forests and wetlands.

Goal 2. Activate 1000’s of small actions’ around our Action For Nature Pillars through events and partnerships

Goal 3. Valuing Peer-to-peer education by providing access to dynamic youth speakers who share their tool-kit, enabling youth to take positive action in their natural worlds.

Goal 4. Collaborating with 1500+ Schools to continue to run our Youth Ocean Workshops to support stronger outcomes in STEM, ocean, land and climate literacy.

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