Today For Tomorrow Initiative -TFT

17/06/2026

Our Climate Conversations with Young People Webinar is happening tomorrow!

Have you ever wondered how climate change affects your health? From extreme heat and air pollution to food security and disease outbreaks, climate change is impacting our well-being in ways we cannot ignore.

Join us as we unpack these issues with our amazing speakers:

Adek Bassey Ozayeshe – Keynote Speaker
Phoebe Philip Yarima – Climate Advocate
Glory B. Kume – Spoken Word Artist

Together, they will explore the connection between climate change and our well-being, share insights on climate action, and highlight how young people can safeguard their health and contribute to climate solutions.

Don't miss this opportunity to learn, engage, and be part of the conversation.

Register via the link in the comment section

17/06/2026

To every man reading this: you don't have to carry every burden on your own.

Asking for help doesn't make you weak—it shows strength, self-awareness, and the courage to face life's challenges head-on. Whether it's a trusted friend, family member, mentor, or professional, reaching out is one of the most powerful steps you can take.

Your struggles are valid. Your voice matters. And seeking support is a sign of strength, not weakness.

17/06/2026

Happy birthday to our procurement assistant and youth engagement officer Victor Obidi 🎉🎉
On this special day, we celebrate your unwavering dedication, commitment, and the incredible support you bring to our team.

Thank you for being such a valued team player.
We wish you a year filled with joy, success, and fulfillment.

16/06/2026

Have you ever thought about how climate change affects your health?

From extreme heat and poor air quality to the spread of diseases and food insecurity, climate change is impacting our daily lives in more ways than we realize.

Through the HER Response Count Project, we have identified key climate-related challenges affecting young people and communities, highlighting the need for more awareness, dialogue, and action.

Join us this Thursday for our Climate Conversations with Young People Webinar!

Topic: Climate Change and Your Health

Meet our speakers:
Adek Bassey Ozayeshe Adek Bassey - Keynote Speaker
Phoebe Philip Yarima Phoebe The Green Custodian -Climate Advocate
Glory B. Kume Glory B Kume - Spoken Word Artist

Together, they will be speaking on the connection between climate change and our well-being, share insights on climate action, and highlight how young people can safeguard their health and contribute to climate solutions.

📅 Thursday, 18th June 2026
⏰ 11:00 AM
📍 Zoom(link will be sent after registration)

Whether you're passionate about climate action or simply want to better understand how climate change affects you and your community, this conversation is for you.

Use the link to register

https://forms.gle/PVAAAeg19vyZkyLB6

Do you have a spoken word piece, poem, or climate-related presentation you would like to share during the webinar?

Kindly send your expression of interest and presentation to [email protected] copying [email protected] and we will secure a presentation slot for you.

15/06/2026

Hi, it's Monday!

As a young person, you should know that your tomorrow is being built right now. Every decision you make, every skill you develop, and every step you take today lays another brick in the foundation of your future.

The future you want doesn't happen by chance,it is built through consistent effort, discipline, and growth.

So make today's bricks count and keep building with purpose.

Your future starts today.

12/06/2026

Episode 2 of Her Climate Story Podcast is out💃💃

Click the link below to watch

https://youtu.be/Y42moA-VkrU?si=npXaOEPZUzrzFGi_

Let us know your thoughts in the comment session

Enjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content, and share it all with friends, family, and the world on YouTube.

12/06/2026

Who is ready for Episode 2 of the Her Climate Story Podcast?🔥🔥

This episode features two insightful guests: the State Focal Person from the Ministry of Environment and Natural Resources,Adamawa State, and a representative of the Peace Building Network in Adamawa State.

Together, they share valuable perspectives on climate action, peacebuilding, and women's participation in decision-making. We dive into the role of the Ministry of Environment in addressing flooding along riverbank communities and the policies being implemented to support women. We also explore the work of the Peace Building Network in addressing conflict issues and challenging cultural barriers that hinder women's involvement and leadership.

The full episode drops on our YouTube channel today at 6:30 PM.

Subscribe to our channel and turn on your notifications so you don't miss this important conversation when it is posted.

11/06/2026

🚨 The countdown is on! Entries for the Her Climate Voice Social Media Challenge close tomorrow.

A huge shout-out to everyone who has submitted their entries so far. We have been inspired by the stories, creativity, and passion shared through your content as you amplify the voices of women leading climate action in their communities.

📌 Challenge participants will be announced on Tuesday, 16th June, while winners will be announced on Wednesday, 17th June.

Kindly note that winners will be selected strictly based on adherence to the challenge guidelines. If you have already submitted your entry, this is a good time to go through the instructions again and ensure you have met all the requirements.

Tomorrow is the deadline! If your entry is still sitting in your drafts, now is the time to post it. Double-check the challenge instructions, submit your entry, and give yourself a chance to be selected.

Tag a friend, repost this update, and help us reach more young climate advocates before the challenge closes.

10/06/2026

Climate change is no longer a distant conversation, it's a reality shaping our communities, livelihoods, and future. Yet, one question remains: are young people doing enough to drive climate action and influence the decisions that affect them?

In Episode 1 of the Her Climate Story Podcast, our live audience shared live experience on the attitudes of people towards climate change, highlighting the need for greater awareness, action, and participation in climate-related conversations and decision-making.

Under the HER-Response Counts Project, with funding from Women's Peace & Humanitarian Fund and support from UN Women the Her Climate Story Podcast was created to amplify conversations on climate change and the importance of women's participation in climate action, leadership, and decision-making.

Watch the full episode on our YouTube channel via the link

https://youtu.be/41CGlkMLG24?si=0Z4M-y8dlaB8EPpe