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The #highered landscape is shifting, and your campus needs to adapt. Join our #webinar to explore key findings from Hanover's 2024 Campus Climate Survey and actionable strategies. Secure your spot now! https://hubs.ly/Q02NcfB90

https://lnkd.in/eW86P2NW #showyourstripes illustrates the rapid rate the world is heating up where you are. We all need to make changes to stop and reverse climate change and quickly.  Schools can lead the way. Changing behaviour, operations, offering greener education and updating our campus buildings and grounds is our mission.  Climate Action Plan ✅ #Greensand 

This could happen by introducing environmental rules and law towards climate change with the insights concerning quality education among individuals

💬 It’s been years since our last climate survey. Where do we start? Whether you are looking to meet state requirements or are responding to and preventing harm, the use of climate surveys is considered a critical step in gaining insight into various aspects of campus life, including challenges or perceptions that inhibit or contribute to a sense of safety and belonging. We offer effective strategies that you can implement in a cost-effective and timely manner so you can free your shelves of the unwieldy to-do list. 🤝 Book a meeting with our experts to learn more: https://lnkd.in/emABB2G7 #CampusClimateSurveys #SurveysforCampus

How can we ensure access to quality education amidst growing climate shocks? 🌍 ♻️Solutions lie in the intersection of climate and education, in innovations working on climate resilient education Together with HundrED, we are looking to identify and support the growth of these solutions. Learn more about climate resilient education and why it is important➡️ https://loom.ly/xO7R-2c #ClimateResilience #ClimateCrisis

This could happen by introducing environmental rules and law towards climate change with the insights concerning quality education among individuals

And this is why our 1st Grand Challenge Commitment is "Building Resilience for a Sustainable Future" (https://lnkd.in/gYDfm9p5). Every hand is needed on deck.

An epically detailed illustration on the subject of climate change, created for The Economist Educational Foundation The illustration is the basis of one activity within a 1-hour free lesson about Eco-anxiety, intended for students aged 10-16. Depicting a purposely busy place, there are many references to spot - climate change indicators, and the ways information, news, or messaging relating to the climate/climate change may be encountered everyday. There are at least 25 things to spot - How many can you find? See more about the project on my website > https://bit.ly/3ObWjWW - which includes links to the full Eco-anxiety resource and a wide range of other lessons in the The Economist Educational Foundation's Topical Talk Teaching Resource Library TEACHERS - You can directly access the Eco-anxiety lesson here > https://lnkd.in/eWZkm4zQ With thanks to Katie Campbell for the commission, and Stacey Broadbear for your referral 😊 #climatechange #ecoanxiety #illustration

Can you spot all 25 climate change indicators? 👀 We're thrilled to share Carys Tait's intricate illustration as part of our lesson on Eco-anxiety. Headlines about climate change often dominate the news and can have an impact on people's mental health. Explore why eco-anxiety is on the rise and help students consider different perspectives: https://lnkd.in/epss56ub #TopicalTalk #ecoanxiety #education #newsliteracy #medialiteracy #schools #resources #climatecrisis #climatechange #lesson #teaching #teachingresources

Our education systems are too individualistic and often fail to focus on more systemic forms of action. 51% of lower secondary educated adults agree that climate change will cause future harm, but only 33% believe it will cause them personal harm. To truly inspire meaningful climate action, emotions and collective action should be at the core of #GreeningEducation. 🍃 #LearnForOurPlanet with #GEMReport and #MECCE: https://bit.ly/ccec2024