Resources
NAAEE list of quality environmental ed resources
Expanding Immigrant Rights to Food Access
Agricultural Literacy Curriculum Matrix
Governor Island’s Teaching Garden Filed Trips
Sustainability Career Pathways
The 2019 Bloomberg Fellows Application is Now Open
Bloomberg Fellows receive a full scholarship to earn an MPH or DrPH degree from the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health. We’re looking for applicants who are on the front lines working to tackle some of the most pressing challenges to public health in American communities. Are you ready to enhance your impact?
The application deadline is December 1, 2018.
Teacher Resource Grant Opportunity
Opportunities
Share your EE activity!
(And maybe get paid for it!)
Are you a K-12 classroom teacher or field educator who has developed an innovative environmental education activity for your class? Would you be willing to share your thoughts about that activity with CLEARING? Things like:
• Why did it work?
• Special tips for teachers?
• What were your assessment strategies?
• What learning objectives did it achieve?
We are collaborating with the Kootenay-Boundary Environmental Education Initiative in putting together a compendium of curricular ideas and resources to highlight exemplary practice in outdoor, environmental and place-based learning.
If you are interested in learning more, please click “Yes, I’m interested” below. Thanks!
Contact: editor@clearingmagazine.org
US Forest Service & NAAEE 2018 Young Professionals Scholarship
Black Farmers and Urban Gardeners Conference call for workshop proposals
GreenThumb Youth Leadership Council Application
Nominate a Young Global Leader (get someone to nominate you if you qualify!!)
Online Course: Climate Change Science, Communication, and Action
New webinar series from the Food Systems Leadership Network featuring innovative organizations that are shifting practices and creating new approaches to leadership and organizational structure, becoming better equipped and positioned to lead change in our communities and our world.
Part 1: Cultivating Emergent Leadership from Within
Tues, Aug 21 @ 3pm EST, 12pm PST
Presenters:
- Red Tomato: Michael Rozyne, Founder, and Laura Edwards-Orr, Executive Director
- Thunder Valley Community Development Corporation: Ernest Weston, Food Sovereignty Initiative Education Coordinator
Hear how these two organizations have committed to empowering staff and training up new leadership within their organizations.
Part 2: Shifting Organizational Structures for Equity and Empowerment
Tues, Sept 4 @ 3pm EST, 12pm PST
Presenters:
- La Semilla Food Center: Krysten Aguilar, Co-Director, Administration and Policy
- The Native Youth Food Sovereignty Alliance: Kelsey Ducheneaux, Youth Programs Coordinator and Natural Resource Director
Both organizations will share how, and why, they’ve adopted alternative organizational governance models that better reflect their social justice values.
Part 3: Collective Impact through Network and Systems Leadership
Tues, Sept. 18 @ 3pm EST, 12pm PST
- Farm to Institution New England: Peter Allison, Executive Director and Hannah Leighton, Research and Evaluation Manager
- Michigan State University’s Center for Regional Food Systems: Colleen Matts, Farm to Institution Specialist
- Hawaii Good Food Alliance: Tina Tamai, Tina Tamai, Coordinator, Hawaii Good Food Alliance
Learn best practices and lessons learned, and gain valuable insights, from organizations with extensive experience weaving food systems networks in the US.
NYC Youth and School Garden Network 