CLEAN Teleconference Call May 13, 2014

1.png
[reuse info]
Provenance: Noun Project
Reuse: This item is in the public domain and maybe reused freely without restriction.
2.png
[reuse info]
Provenance: Daniela Pennycook, University of Colorado at Boulder
Reuse: This item is in the public domain and maybe reused freely without restriction.

Climate & Urban Systems Partnership (CUSP): A multidisciplinary network developing strategies for informal climate change learning

Abstract:
CUSP aims to inform and engage city residents about the impacts of and responses to climate change in their city. Informal educators, climate scientists, learning scientists, and local community organizations formed the partnership in 2012 in order to develop resources, share best practices, and leverage impact. The CUSP network is currently active in Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, New York, and Washington, DC. CUSP resources are developed based on the latest educational research on informal learning of climate change, which will be outlined in this presentation.

Speakers:
Raluca Ellis, Ph.D., Director, Climate & Urban Systems Partnership, Environmental Scientist, The Franklin Institute
Lauren Allen, Learning Scientist, University of Pittsburgh Center for Learning in Out-of-School Environments
Mandela Lyon, Program Development Coordinator, Carnegie Museum of Natural History

Email list archive Join the CLEAN Network

Recent and upcoming CLEAN Network telecon topics and speakers »

Return to the CLEAN Network home page »

CLEAN CollectionTeaching about Climate and Energy