Projects
Climate Justice in Teacher Ed
As an initial step toward developing this cohort, two UBC Solution Scholars created an open-access resource hub to support climate justice education.
This project synthesizes theory, research, and practice into usable materials for educators, with the goal of sharing knowledge and supporting broader engagement in climate justice conversations.
Centering and Advancing Indigenous Climate Justice in Climate Education
Indigenous perspectives and traditional knowledge are central to Climate Justice Education and guide the Climate-Kind Pedagogy framework.
This project develops resources and interdisciplinary teaching opportunities to support faculty, expand Indigenous climate justice education, and contribute to broader goals of reconciliation and climate leadership.
Sustainability Ambassadors program
The UBC Sustainability Ambassadors Program empowers students to lead sustainability initiatives through experiential learning, education, and interdisciplinary collaboration.
Join a dynamic community of changemakers to develop leadership skills, connect with sustainability professionals, and inspire meaningful environmental and social impact on campus.
Courses
Environmental Education empowers educators to address global challenges by integrating sustainability, justice, and interdisciplinary approaches into teaching practices.
The Science Curriculum course equips educators to inspire climate action and critical thinking through Climate-Kind Pedagogy and experiential, inquiry-based learning.
Climate Justice and Leadership Camp
Climate Camp fosters resilience and community by creating spaces for youth and adults to engage in meaningful dialogue about climate change and its emotional impacts.
This week-long program combines education, nature connection, and emotional support to empower participants with the skills to navigate the climate crisis and foster lasting conversations in their communities.