Lead the Way

How to change the world from a teen activist and school striker

Jean Hinchliffe

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Published: 02/03/2021
ISBN: 9780648676980
Genre: Social Activism
Pages: 264
RRP: $24.99

Lead the Way

How to change the world from a teen activist and school striker

Jean Hinchliffe

Want to take action and fight for what’s right, but don’t know where to start?

Lead the Way is the ultimate guide to activism and making systematic change, your way. Jean Hinchliffe is one of the key organisers of School Strikes 4 Climate, and in this book she shares her tools, stories and learnings from the movement with you.

From identifying your cause to finding allies, planning a march, nailing your messaging, public speaking and working with the media, to the importance of self-care when you’re on your activist journey, Lead the Way will guide you to start changing the world today.

Teenagers are leading the way towards a better future and you can too.

‘Australia’s Greta Thunberg’– MTV Australia

‘Jean is the kind of leader that I want to work with. She possesses the four chambers of a change-making heart, she has big ideas but also wants to listen, she’s gathered the tools and also wants to share them. It is no fluke that Jean is in the engine room of the movement and no accident that she’s inviting you to join her.’– Yael Stone

Jean Hinchliffe

Jean Hinchliffe

Jean Hinchliffe

Jean Hinchliffe is a 17-year-old climate activist and a lead organiser within School Strike 4 Climate. She campaigns for legislative action against the sourcing and usage of fossil fuels, along with pushing for Australia to become fully carbon neutral.

Jean is passionate about social, political, and environmental issues and began her activism at age thirteen, when she volunteered with the Vote Yes campaign for marriage equality. Since then, she has also volunteered with organisations such as GetUp and Stop Adani.

Jean’s first book, Lead the Way: How to change the world from a teen activist and school striker was published by Pantera Press in 2021.

 

Photo credit: Graham Jepson

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