CHILDREN TALK WITH UN ABOUT THEIR FUTURE

SHOTLIST

• DRONE LEGO House
• PEOPLE GATHERED IN HALL FOR PRESENTATION
• UN´s NEW YORK (archive free by vnr.TV)
• SOUNDBITE MICHELE TRAPANI, ITALY, 11
  “So we must be listened to because inorder to have a complete drawing, a complete sketch of what the problems are, you must listen to all possible points of view. Otherwise you will never understand it fully.”
• ON STAGE MOGENS LYKKETOFT, FORMER PRESIDENT OF THE UN GENERAL ASSEMBLY AND CHILDREN FROM 3 CONTINENTS ARE INTRODUCED.
• SOUNDBITE MOGENS LYKKETOFT, FORMER PRESIDENT OF THE UN GENERAL ASSEMBLY:
  “These are so strong, forceful young people, so knowledgeable about the real challenges of mankind, that there is a lot to listen to for the older generation.”
• GROUP TALK AND 14 YEAR OLD LYISH CAMIRE SEEN READING A QUESTION:
  Lyish Camire, US, 14 read:
  “What do you think democracy would look like if we include children’s perspective”

• SOUNDBITE  LYISH CAMIRE, US, 14,
  “Your point of view and our point of view can both merge together to create great ideas that can be super helpful for everyone.”
• GROUP TALK WITH YOUNG AND OLD PEOPLE INCLUDING MOGENS LYKKETOFT AND AMBASSADORS.
  Young from India is heard saying:
  “How can we work together as ambassadors and children outside The Children’s General Assembly”
  A older person is heard saying:
  “Well you suddenly need some kind of platform that we can communicate together on”.
• SOUNDBITE  KERIN AYYALARAJU, AMBASSADOR AUSTRALIA:
  “They’re asking to be heard as well. They’re looking for concrete mechanisms to be established so that they can be heard by institutions.”
• COUNTDOWN CLOCK 
• PEOPLE CLAPPING
• MANIFESTO READ BT GROUP OF YOUNG PEOPLE BEHIND:
  ROBERTO VIEIRA, FRANCE, 17:
  “We live in a time where we, the children of the world, learn that truth is up for debate. Where facts can be alternative. And news can be fake”.
• SOUNDBITE ITALIAN BOYS MICHELE TRAPANI, ITALY, 11
  “This manifesto is about education, which is a key issue, I think. But there’s one another one which I deem most important, which is climate change, because I think this is the issue, which is most difficult. The most difficult, yes. Most difficult to solve. Most immediate. That will affect us. That is already affecting us, you might say yes other generations also. This threatens to erase the ground on which we stand.”
• PEOPLE CLAPPING AT PRESENTATION
• SOUNDBITE MS. JAYATHMA WICKRAMANAYAKE, UN’S SECRETARY-GENERAL’S ENVOY
  “So we need innovation, we need creativity, we need new ways of problem solving. And this is why I always push for more younger people in politics, more women in politics, because the more diverse our decision making bodies are, the more diverse our solutions will be. the more creative will our solutions be.”
• YOUNG PEOPLE TAKING PHOTO. SIGN IN THE BACK “Inspired by young people”.
• TOTAL OF PRESENTATION STAND
• SOUNDBITE MICHELE TRAPANI, ITALY, 11:
  “I’ve seen these imperfections in the world and I wanted to create a change. And now actually being able to do that is just amazing.”
• SOUNDBITE MOGENS LYKKETOFT, FORMER PRESIDENT OF THE UN GENERAL ASSEMBLY CONT.:
  “And I think what we are doing here is giving them the support and inspiration to use all that challenge and to more forceful presence in every table where decisions are made.”
• SOUNDBITE – Aumake Aaron, Botswana, 14:
  “This is a very good experience and I’m happy that I’m actually here because now I’m able to be the voice and be the microphone for these children because their issues need to be heard.”
• SOUNDBITE – Unalude Isaac, Botswana, 15:
  “It makes me feel like I’m the leader. Like a representative. Like what I’m saying. It reflects where we come from and who we’re standing for. So this event is actually growing me to want to actually be involved in such manners like this so that in the future we can change things for the better.”
• PEOPLE PLAYING WITH LEGO
• MOGENS LYKKETOFT SEEN SPEAKING TO CHILDREN
• SOUNDBITE  MICHELE TRAPANI, ITALY, 11:
  “As once, Greta Thunberg said. People say they love their children. They love their grandparents, most of anything in this world. But what they’re leaving to them is a ruined world. And you cannot say you love your children, your grandparents, and then you make their future unbearable.”
• GROUP PLAYING DURING WORKSHOP, STANDING ON CHAIRS
• CHILDREN PLAYING WITH LEGO
• DRONE LEGO HOUSE

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