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Sea Youth Rise Up is a collaborative campaign to empower and mobilize young people to stand up for our ocean.



FOUNDING PARTNERS 

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ADDITIONAL PARTNERS

 
 


Sea Youth Rise Up International Delegates (from left to right) La Tisha Parkinson (Trinidad & Tobago), Melati Wijsen (Indonesia) and Eugenia Barroca (Portugal) Photo Credit: J. Alexander Clark

Sea Youth Rise Up International Delegates (from left to right) La Tisha Parkinson (Trinidad & Tobago), Melati Wijsen (Indonesia) and Eugenia Barroca (Portugal) Photo Credit: J. Alexander Clark

Social for the Sea: Networking event with local NY youth leaders and SYRUP delegates at Central Park Zoo with support from WCS and NY Aquarium. Photo Credit: J. Alexander Clark

Social for the Sea: Networking event with local NY youth leaders and SYRUP delegates at Central Park Zoo with support from WCS and NY Aquarium. Photo Credit: J. Alexander Clark


AMPLIFYING YOUTH VOICES

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Members of the 2018 SYRUp delegation participate in the first-ever March for our Ocean

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SEA YOUTH RISE UP is not a single organization. It's an INITIATIVE that provides a STRONG PLATFORM for today's BRIGHTEST YOUNG MINDS who LOVE the OCEAN. Spread NEW IDEAS that can WORK for the FUTURE of our BLUE PLANET. We are 100%  COLLABORATIVE and focused on TEAMWORKOPEN to building EXCITING STRATEGIES with like-minded individuals and organizations that fully engage the POWER of YOUTH

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Keyla Correia of Plastic Free Mermaids, 2017 SYRUp delegate

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Members of the 2017 SYRUp delegation lead an Ocean Advocacy March in New York City

2016 delegate Baylee Ritter being interviewed on camera, with the United Nations Headquarters visible in the background.

The 2016 delegation standing proudly on the steps of the Eisenhower Building, after their successful meeting with the White House Council of Environmental Quality.

2016 delegate Dazja Dorsey, presenting during a World Ocean Day livestream at the New York Aquarium.

YOUTH ARE NOT TOMORROW'S LEADERS. YOUNG PEOPLE ARE THE LEADERS OF TODAY.