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Aspen K12 Climate Action Listening Session 1: Why Should Schools Move Toward Climate Action?

Note: This is a past event, additional resources may be available below.

Mon Oct 19, 2020

Date

Mon Oct 19, 2020
9:30am – 10:30am EDT

Location


Virtual

Contact

    [email protected]

Hosts

  1. Energy and Environment Program

Join the K12 Climate Action first listening session as we hear from panelists highlighting why schools should move toward climate action. Hearing from a panel of stakeholders, the Commission will have the opportunity to learn more about the intersection of climate change and children’s health, the size of the education sector, the impact on frontline communities and communities of color as well as district and state led initiatives to expand climate justice and climate change education in schools. #ClimateAction

Join the K12 Climate Action first listening session as we hear from panelists highlighting why schools should move toward climate action. Hearing from a panel of stakeholders, the Commission will have the opportunity to learn more about the intersection of climate change and children’s health, the size of the education sector, the impact on frontline communities and communities of color as well as district and state led initiatives to expand climate justice and climate change education in schools. #ClimateAction