The 22 April marks the third Mother Earth Day celebrated within the UN Decade on Ecosystem Restoration. Ecosystems support all life on Earth. The healthier our ecosystems are, the healthier the planet – and its people. Restoring our damaged ecosystems will help to end poverty, combat climate change and prevent mass extinction. But we will only succeed if everyone plays a part.
Education can play a huge part in raising awareness, skilling people and moving towards restorative steps for both people and the planet. We highlight UKFIET blogs here which show this through outlining examples and sharing lessons learned.
Conversations for Change: The Future of Education for Global Climate Justice (November UKFIET event):
Summary of event, speakers, slides and videos.
Collective Call for Action from the event: Just and Ambitious: The Future of Education for Global Climate Justice.
Graphic recording of the day: Visualising Conversations for Change:Â The Future of Education for Global Climate Justice
UKFIET’s Education for Climate Justice blog series, in collaboration with JustEd at the University of Bath:
Education that listens to those most affected by climate change
Pedagogies for climate justice: Helping young people be hopeful for the future
Breaking beyond classroom walls to learn IN nature for climate justice
Girls and climate justice education: Experience from two initiatives
Other UKFIET blogs:
Building Climate-Smart and Resilient Education Systems: Ways to Navigating Tomorrow’s Challenges
Greening schools: Visible thinking routines for leveraging environmental education in Pakistan
To Tackle the Climate Crisis, We Need Climate Education and Collective Leadership
What do we know about the links between girls’ education and climate and environment change?
How children’s books can help tackle the climate crisis
