Sustainability Teacher Fellowship 2026-27 Cohort Applications open in December
The Sustainability Conversations webinar series connects K-12 teachers with peer collaboration, community & partner support, and encouragement to help bring place-based sustainability education into primary and secondary classrooms to spark student engagement, create safer learning environments, and inspire future innovators to think sustainably.
Connecting Sustainability Education and Disciplinary Literacy
November 3rd, 2025, 4:15 - 5:30 pm
A virtual conversation where Sustainability Teacher Fellows can gather as a group to share challenges, solutions, and explore the use of disciplinary literacy, moving beyond simply presenting facts and instead engaging students in the authentic thinking and communication processes of each academic discipline.
PBE Conference: Zooming in and Out
November 13th, 2025
Exploring Sustainability Issues at Different Scales to Inform Meaningful Place-Based Action Projects. For more information and to register for the PBE Conference, see the link below.
Green Chemistry in Action:
Bridging Industry & Education for Real-World Impact
February 19th 2026 4:00 - 5:30 pm
A virtual conversation on green chemistry education and its application to workforce and watershed management. Learn from industry experts about the needed real-world skill sets and solutions to regional and global sustainability issues.
Climate Change Education:
Public Perceptions and Possibilities
Thursday, February 27, 4:00 - 5:15 pm
A virtual conversation on public perceptions of climate change and climate change education in the US and in our state.
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