Rayan demands a new constitution in Chile, Pepper defends the fragile remains of democracy in Hong Kong and Hilda battles the devastating consequences of climate change in Uganda. These three inspiring young women face gruelling obstacles and grapple with the impacts of their activism on their personal lives and the lives of their families.

Franz Böhm's DEAR FUTURE CHILDREN offers as much contemplation as it does direct action. The stakes are high, the sacrifices are enormous and the physical and psychological toll of fighting authority is exhausting. But, for these young women, the fear of the next generation inheriting a world worse than our own is much greater than the threat of violence or death.