The Climate Resiliency Fellowship is a year-long professional learning opportunity for teachers in the northeast committed to learning, teaching, and taking action for the climate through interdisciplinary and place-based approaches. This program begins August 13–15, 2024 in Shelburne, VT. 

What to Expect

• Strengthen your confidence in teaching about climate change through research-based instructional practices 
• Develop skills for building youth voice and for working in partnership with students for climate solutions
• Center relationships across diverse groups in your community as a source of strength and creativity in planning for climate action
• Professional learning rooted in right relationship to land, community, and self
• Space to nourish well-being, hope, and justice within climate change education

The Details

• The fellowship is offered at no cost to participants. Three graduate credits are available through Vermont State University for an additional fee.
• Educators working with students in any discipline in grades 6–12 are welcome to apply. A background in climate science or climate change education is not required.
• You'll have ample space and opportunities for personalized learning and professional networking.

Learn more and apply here.