The new publication, "Youth Climate Activism in Shrinking Spaces: How Uganda's Activists Navigate Red Lines,” was co-authored by Laura Krehbiel, Jana Hönke, and Jan Sändig.
The study explores what climate activism looks like in contexts where political space is increasingly restricted, and the impacts of climate change are acutely felt. Based on Laura Krehbiel's Master's thesis, the article examines how young climate activists in Uganda use social media to voice their demands and navigate political constraints as they advocate for climate justice.
The publication is available in the journal Environmental Politics.
