Oregon Climate Education Summit (Calling K-12 Educators!)

Wed Aug 21 - 1:00pm-4:00pm

Calling all K-12 Educators, Administrators and Staff:

Please join us at a free, virtual professional development event on Tuesday, August 20 1-4 pm: the Oregon Climate Educator Summit!

  • Hear students, educators and community partners from across the state address local issues and impacts of climate change;
  • Learn how climate education can foster interdisciplinary thinking, grow CTE and career-connected learning, and develop hope-inspired strategies for a thriving future in Oregon;
  • Walk away with free resources and practical tools for standards-aligned implementation of climate solutions and action in our classrooms, schools and beyond.

Register here. PDUs available. All participants will be entered into a raffle for a $25 Powell’s Book gift card or a copy of Mark Windschitl’s Teaching Climate Change (winners may choose; 20 winners selected).

To learn more, you can explore these credible professional development resources developed by SubjectToClimate and our partners: Climate Change Explained; Climate Change Teaching Tips; and Developing Climate Change Lessons. These free resources are always available to help you teach about climate change, provide PD hours, and an NEA micro-credential. We invite you to consider viewing the first course before the session to provide all participants with the same context about climate change in order to be better prepared to discuss local impacts.

We are grateful for the support of the Healy Foundation and the advisory role of Oregon Climate Education Thought Leaders Committee.  

Please reach out with any questions to breck.foster@subjecttoclimate.org or Sarah Ruggiero Kirby at oregoneducatorsforclimateed@gmail.com

Time commitment: 3 hours (or come for time that you can)
Sponsoring organization(s): Oregon Educators for Climate Education, Subject to Climate, Multnomah ESD, Healy Foundation
Solution Area:
Adaptation & Resilience
Buildings
Climate Justice
Education
Electrification
Finance & Economy
Food & Agriculture
Forests
Governance & Leadership
Inflation Reduction Act (IRA)
Land Use & Restoration
Mental Health & Mindfulness
Public Health
Renewable Energy
Storytelling & Art
Transportation
Tribal & Indigenous
Waste Prevention
Youth
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