The Education for Climate Coalition in your Region - 11INFO22390

Interested in co-creating solutions for climate education? Find out how & ask us anything in this session!

Meet the participatory Education for Climate Coalition and its members, hear their stories, and learn about specific activities and action in your neighbourhood and region that YOU can shape.

From participatory challenges to EU-27 country groups:

• connect: explore your peers' initiatives and competences
• unlock: engage with your peers around your contributions in order to offer and get support for your Education for Climate challenges
• develop: brainstorm and innovate specific measures for your participatory challenges
• re-use: implement, reach out and share your collective solutions in order to build capacity

Join us to find out how you can make the changes needed for a climate-neutral society a reality through #EducationForClimate co-innovation labs!

[become member] [the community in a nutshell]

HOW?

The community's participatory challenges are the co-innovation labs to experiment with activities and materials for this transition in 5 innovation areas (train teachers, bridge education with science, develop green skills and competences, raise awareness, and change behaviours).

Together, let's inspire, develop and draw on innovative European educational capacities and get together in participatory challenges!

FOR WHOM?

Everybody across the EU who is active in education and/or sustainability    

teachers – educators – pupils – students – trainers – parents

From early childhood care to higher education and adult learning | from museums to industry, education stakeholders to other educational bodies | at local, regional, national and European levels

WHY?

Climate change, biodiversity loss and natural resource scarcity require urgent adaptation to the emerging systemic changes. To overcome these challenges, the European Green Deal will transform the EU into a modern, prosperous, and resource-efficient Union, ensuring no net emissions of greenhouse gases by 2050 and leaving no person or place behind.

Education plays a crucial role in shaping, responding to and adapting to this green transition. By developing and bridging knowledge, skills, behaviours and values, education will enable young Europeans to become engaged and responsible professionals and citizens.