The Zinn Education Project offers a suite of Teach Climate Justice workshops, tailored to the needs of the audience. All of our workshops are participatory and demonstrate exemplary teaching activities.

These are opportunities for educators in a school, district, or region to gather and collaborate on how to teach students about the most pressing global emergency of our era. If you are interested in hosting a workshop, submit your request through our online form. 

There are different options for workshop format. 

A full-day workshop demonstrates key lessons from A People's Curriculum for the Earth: Teaching Climate Change and the Environmental Crisis, draws on participants' experiences, and introduces a range of social justice teaching strategies. 

These sessions are most often led by  Bill Bigelow  or  Tim Swinehart , editors of  A People's Curriculum for the Earth .

Shorter hour-long, 90-minute, or part-day workshops are also available, featuring a number of climate justice role plays, mixers, and imaginative writing activities, led by Teach Climate Justice contributors to the Zinn Education Project.

The role plays were beautiful and enlightening ---- global and local ---- inspiring.

I now understand how much bigger every issue is than I already thought and how connected these problems and solutions are.

I appreciated the modeling, the discussion of different resources, and the interactions with colleagues and other professionals. 

Submit your classroom story about teaching with a Zinn Education Project climate justice lesson and we will send you a free book.
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The Teach Climate Justice campaign is made possible by support from individuals like you. Please donate today so that more teachers receive free lessons, books, and workshops to support Climate Justice teaching in their classrooms. The future depends on your support. Donate now!