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Kidscall
KidsCall is the first large scale youth campaign of the World Future Council. It called the young generation to address the leading politicians at the G8-summit in Tokyo, Japan with letters, pictures, songs, emails, and video messages for swift action on climate protection.
==History==
The campaign KidsCall was launched at the LiveEarth concert in July 2007 in Hamburg. The goal was to deliver the collected messages one year later at the G8-summit in Tokyo, Japan requesting the political leaders consistent climate and environmental protection as well as to remind them on their responsibility for future generations. While the one year timespan the World Future Council collected more than 14,000 messages from 47 different countries.〔http://www.kidscall.info〕
Early July, the German state secretary Dr. Bernd Pfaffenbach, personal delegate of the German chancellor for the G8 process, welcomed a KidsCall youth delegation in Berlin at the Federal Ministry of Economics. After a lively discussion the kids handed-over a 1x10 meter banner with approximately 200 appeals to the German Government.
This meeting was followed by further banner deliveries to the Japanese ambassador Toshiyuki Takano in Berlin and to the Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh during a personal meeting with KidsCall participants in New Delhi, India. The remaining 10 governments of the G8+5 states received their personal banners with messages via courier.〔http://www.kidscall.info〕
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