Washington-based nonprofit EarthGen is celebrating Earth Month by leading youth-focused climate change programs across the state.
Students in the Highline School District are investing in nature so they can have more sustainable surroundings at school.
To celebrate Earth Day, Governor Inslee released a video featuring some of the most inspiring young climate and environmental leaders in Washington and two of EarthGen’s Youth Fellows, Charles and Jwan, were among them!
One of the students learning about environmental sustainability through EarthGen is 14-year-old EarthGen Youth Fellow, Jwan Magsoosi. Boeing invited Jwan to ride a Zamboni across the rainwater rink during intermission at the Kraken game.
EarthGen is proud to have been recognized at the Seattle Kraken game during their Green Night. The partnership between Boeing and EarthGen was highlighted during a radio interview with 93.3 […]
“Teaching climate change is very emotional, and helping students embrace those emotions is vital,” shared a teacher attending…
“Teaching climate change is very emotional, and helping students embrace those emotions is vital,” shared a teacher attending EarthGen’s newest training, Climate Grief and Creative Expression. This training is designed to equip teachers with skills to address their own climate grief and to support students in the classroom with social emotional learning that will help them manage feelings that can develop when learning about climate change.
EarthGen helps WA teachers address environmental injustice was published on February 9, 2023 on KNKX’s website Article Excerpt: As the planet is increasingly affected by climate change, advocates are making […]
Washington is one of the first states in the US to invest in K-12 climate education through a statewide initiative called ClimeTime. Recent articles from The New York Times and […]
“Teaching climate change is very emotional, and helping students embrace those emotions is vital,” shared a teacher attending EarthGen’s newest training, Climate Grief and Creative Expression. This training is designed to equip teachers with skills to address their own climate grief and to support students in the classroom with social emotional learning that will help them manage feelings that can develop when learning about climate change.
In Washington, Students Learn About Climate Change Like Nowhere Else was published on January 12, 2023 on Reasons to be Cheerful’s website Article Excerpt: In science teacher Ali Coker’s sophomore […]