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| Group photo of plaintiffs, family members, attorneys and staff after a case management hearing in the #youthvgov federal climate change lawsuit in Eugene, Ore., on Wednesday, June 6, 2018. You can read more about the the ground breaking case here. |
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| 13-year old youth plaintiff Hazel Van Ummerson looks over here statement for a press release after the hearing:
“As we head to trial we need to keep holding the government accountable. The Judge was clear:
the Trump Administration can’t make up its own rules, it has to follow the rules of this court.” |
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| Our Children's Trust executive director and chief legal counsel Julia Olson, center, speaks with co-counsel Philip Gregory and senior staff attorney Andrea Rodgers on the steps of the Federal Courthouse in Eugene after the hearing. |
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| Attorneys representing the U.S. Government leave the federal courthouse in Eugene after the case management hearing in the
Juliana v. United States climate change lawsuit.
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| Our Children's Trust executive director and chief legal counsel Julia Olson and co-councel Philip Gregory leave the courthouse. |
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| Another group photo of the Our Children's Trust team. |
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| Julia Olson was all smiles after the hearing. |
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| Youth plaintiff and college student Tia Hatton heads back to class at the University of Oregon after the hearing. |
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