Teaching Climate: Scientists and Kids Explore Global Warming How We Know What We Know About Our Changing Climate Gary Braasch Apr 04, 2008
Xavier Cortada: Artist’s Statement To address global climate change, Cortada has created two related works. One focuses on global awareness, the other on local action. The artist says: "My work aims to challenge us to find deeper meaning in our present lives by exploring the paths of those who came before us and our relationship to the natural world." Xavier Cortada Mar 12, 2008
Climate Art: The Longitudinal Installation Artist Xavier Cortada created an installation in Antarctica featuring quotes of people affected by climate change around the world. Creating this installation in a continent with no borders, the artist aims to diminish the man-made barriers in the world above it. Xavier Cortada Mar 10, 2008
The Green-Collar Jobs Campaign Teaching Toolbox Lesson Plans from the Ella Baker Center for Human Rights Jing Fong Mar 10, 2008
Connect and Engage :: Consumption Resources to accompany the January/February 2008 Education Connection newsletter on The Story of Stuff and Consumption: Facing the Future, The Center for Ecoliteracy, UNESCO, and Redefining Progress. Jing Fong Jan 30, 2008
Resources for a Sustainable Future Want to take action, but don't know where to start? Start here! The following is a list of organizations that support both teachers and students in their efforts to create positive environmental change. Katie Billings May 19, 2005
Questions for Students: Bringing Biodiesel from Colorado to Colombia Questions for reflection and discussion from the article "Bringing Biodiesel from Colorado to Colombia" YES! for Youth Education Program Mar 10, 2005
Questions for students: Seeds of Justice, Seeds of Hope YES! for Youth Education Program Aug 23, 2004
Educating for Eco-Justice in an Era of Ecological Uncertainty The following paper was written by Chet A. Bowers, Adjunct Professor of Environmental Studies, at the University of Oregon. Professor Bowers’ most recent books include The Culture of Denial (1997); Let Them Eat Data (2000); and Educating for Eco-Justice and Community (2001); and Detras de la Apariencia: Hacia la Descolonizacion de la Educacion (2002). Chet A. Bowers Aug 08, 2004
When Youth Lead Teens are uncovering the connections between health and the environment, discovering science as part of their lives, and taking action for their communities' health. Elise Miller May 20, 2004
