February is a time to reflect on the contributions of Black people throughout history, and to acknowledge the ongoing struggles continuously faced. One urgent challenge that Black communities face today is environmental racism. In celebrating Black History Month, it is important to highlight different organizations that are dedicated to addressing environmental racism.
As we celebrate Indigenous History Month and National Peoples Indigenous Day, it is crucial to recognize and acknowledge the role Indigenous people play in spearheading environmental stewardship. Educators play an essential role in creating an understanding and respect for Indigenous peoples special relationship with the earth and all living things.
In a bid to empower Black youth in green spaces through a social and environmental justice lens, we discuss the ways in which environmental organizations and K-12 educators working in school boards need to foster inclusive learning about the climate and outdoor recreation.
With COP27 wrapped up, we’re reminded that climate policy is essential to solving the climate crisis. GreenLearning has recently launched a new, hands-on environmental education and advocacy tool for grades 7-12!
