Webinar Series
This virtual webinar series will provide teachers, informal educators, youth organizers, and researchers with a forum to examine critical issues in climate change pedagogy and learning. We’ll focus on how to be more supportive of youth emotional experiences and oriented towards just and ethical action on climate change. This series of webinars will present expert panel presentations and discussions that highlight the role of action, justice, and emotion in how we reimagine climate change education for a more just and sustainable world.Ìý
Please register for each Zoom Webinar via the links below!
Tuesday, August 24
6:30–8:00 PM MST
Monday, August 30
6:30–8:00 PM MST
Thursday, September 9
6:30–8:00 PM MST
In-Person Climate Change Learning Gathering for Educators at the °µÍø½ûÇø
Saturday, Sept 11 and Sunday, Sept 12
9 AM–4:30 PM MST
Are you located in the Front Range? Join us for a free in-person event for Colorado educators of any discipline who work with adolescents! This event will provide teachers, informal educators, and youth organizers with tools and ideas to improve how they teach climate change to be more supportive of youth emotional experiences and oriented towards just and ethical action on climate change. Featuring workshops, panels, and opportunities to connect and exchange ideas with other educators and researchers. Lunch will be provided! Due to yet to be determined COVID-19 restrictions, we will have limited capacity. Fill out the interest form to be eligible to register for the event.
If you have any questions, please contact Kelsey Tayne or Dan Liston.
This event is supported by
School of Education
Environmental Studies
CU Museum of Natural History
Office for Outreach and Engagement
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