Initial Publication Date: March 30, 2022

CLEAN Teleconference Call April 7, 2015

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Climate Education Week

Abstract: Earth Day Network presents Climate Education Week, April 18-25th. Climate Education Week will provide standards-based, state-of-the-art climate education to over 100,000 K-12 schools across the United States under the banner of our 2015 Earth Day theme, "It's Our Turn to Lead." To carry out Climate Education Week, EDN is developing an online toolkit that provides teachers with everything they will need to deliver lessons and activities related to climate science. It will include lesson plans for specific grade levels that meet both NGSS and CCS. The toolkit will be cross-disciplinary, with activities ranging from scientific investigations of renewable energy to a lesson plan simulating policy recommendations to the UN. Earth Day service learning projects will also be provided to inspire educators and their students to take action on April 22nd.

Bio: Johanna assists in international outreach for Earth Day campaigns, organizing events all over the world. She works closely with the Green Schools Program, conducting research on the benefits of environmental education and green schools for students, communities, and the environment. Johanna has worked in both environmental advocacy and education, including editing environmentally-focused educational children's books at Nomad Press. Johanna earned her degree in Environmental Policy from Barnard College, where she was also an Athena for Leadership Studies Scholar.

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