Spark Action: EarthGen’s Community Fundraiser
We're going virtual again this fall! On this special night, you'll hear from students and educators who are using their environmental learning to take action in their communities. Together we'll […]
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Pierce County Certification Training & Community Event
EarthGen offers regional Certification trainings to help support environmental action in school communities. Join us for the Pierce County regional training on October 28 to jump start your lasting change When Where This is an opportunity to: Build community among educatorsDiscover Certification options (both in-person and remote!)Meet and learn from local partnersExplore EarthGen's Carbon Calculator […]
School Community Action Around Climate Change: A Professional Learning Community (Session 1/4)
Come learn with EarthGen in this virtual professional development opportunity designed for teachers in ESD 113. Through asynchronous and synchronous learning, participants will have a chance to authentically engage with activities and experts as they grow their understanding how climate change has and will impact their community. When Upcoming Sessions December 2 @ 4:00 pm […]
The Future of Food: A Climate Science STEM Seminar (Session 1/3)
A professional development opportunity designed for teachers in ESD 112. Teachers will explore the complexities of first foods, food injustice as exacerbated by climate change and what action they can take with their students.
Hot and Hazy Summers on the Horizon: STEM Seminar (Session 3/3)
Come learn with EarthGen in this virtual professional development opportunity designed for teachers in NCESD & NEWESD. Teachers will explore the complex impacts of climate change on heat and wildfire and what action they can take with their students.
The Future of Food: PSESD STEM Seminar (Session 1/2)
Come learn with EarthGen, formerly known as Washington Green Schools, in this virtual professional development opportunity designed for science and CTE teachers in Puget Sound Region. Teachers will explore the complexities of first foods, food injustice as exacerbated by climate change and what action they can take with their students.
The Future of Food: STEM Seminar (Session 3/3)
Join EarthGen in this virtual professional development experience to explore the complex impacts of climate change on our food system. Teachers will also explore the relationship between indigenous peoples and first foods.
The Future of Food: A Climate Science STEM Seminar (Session 2/3)
A professional development opportunity designed for teachers in ESD 112. Teachers will explore the complexities of first foods, food injustice as exacerbated by climate change and what action they can take with their students.
SparkTalk Series: How to make climate change relevant to your community
At EarthGen’s first SparkTalk, we'll discuss how climate change shows up in communities across Washington. You’ll get a chance to learn how EarthGen inspires teachers and students to action through our place-based learning.
School Community Action Around Climate Change: A Professional Learning Community (Session 2/4)
Come learn with EarthGen in this virtual professional development opportunity designed for teachers in ESD 113. Through asynchronous and synchronous learning, participants will have a chance to authentically engage with activities and experts as they grow their understanding how climate change has and will impact their community. When Upcoming Sessions January 27 @ 4:00 pm […]
The Future of Food: A Climate Science STEM Seminar (Session 3/3)
A professional development opportunity designed for teachers in ESD 112. Teachers will explore the complexities of first foods, food injustice as exacerbated by climate change and what action they can take with their students.
The Future of Food: PSESD STEM Seminar (Session 2/2)
Come learn with EarthGen, formerly known as Washington Green Schools, in this virtual professional development opportunity designed for science and CTE teachers in Puget Sound Region. Teachers will explore the complexities of first foods, food injustice as exacerbated by climate change and what action they can take with their students.