5 Sessions for Teaching Climate Justice Jimena Cuenca Read our thoughtfully curated recommendations for encouraging reflection and systems thinking, and activating student agency.
Young Climate Authors Educator Training Program Cogitation Club The 3 month, online training program equips environmental educators to teach children how to write storybooks on climate change. The outcomes adhere to UN SDG 4 (Quality Education), SDG 13 (Climate Action) & SDG 17 (Partnerships for Goals). The program is supported by the CEE-Change Fellowship from NAAEE.
PocketLab Notebook Resource PocketLab Find lessons and professional development to power science education.
Guidelines for Excellence Find recommendations for a variety of different topics, including community engagement, instructional materials development, and the design and implementation of environmental education programs.
2023 Youth Innovation Challenge Winners Congratulations to the 2023 GEEP Youth Innovation Challenge Winners and Finalists!
Volunteer EE Grant Application Evaluators EPA EPA’s Office of Environmental Education is looking for volunteers with environmental education experience at the community, state or regional levels to assist in evaluating this year’s EE grant applications.
Transforming Education Across Africa: The Nexus of Climate Justice, Social Justice, and AI On Dec. 6, 2023, GEEP Africa hosted a webinar exploring the challenges facing Africa and how education, social and climate justice, and technology can unlock the potential of Africa's youth and carve a better future for the continent.
Earth Authors for Climate Change: Interviews with Young Authors About Their Books Cogitation Club Cogitation Club hosted the Earth Authors for Climate Change (EACC) launch and book exhibition. Each author, aged 10–15 shared their process for writing a story about the effects of climate change on real life. The Earth Authors for Climate Change was designed by Cogitation Club and implemented in partnership with Youth Conservation Action Network for children of Sunnyside Learning and Scholars Academy.
Food's Impact on the Environment Educated Choices Program The Educated Choices Program offers no-cost education packages for audiences 12+ discussing food's impacts on human and planetary health.
Co-Creating Outdoor Spaces for Black Children and What They Want Natural Start Alliance This presentation, recorded live on November 16, focuses on the collaborative creation of outdoor play areas tailored for Black children between the ages of 3 and 6 and explores the practical implementation of research in this domain.