Summer Institute for Climate Change Education
Join ACEE, Climate Generation, and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration for a three-day virtual conference on climate change education built by educators and climate change professionals from across North America! Gain the skills, tools, and resources to teach climate change in all subject areas.
On July 18 & 19, learn from presenters from all across North America. You can view the agenda and sessions here.
This year's institute will focus on the following themes:
- Climate Observations and Data
- Climate Change Communication
- Equity and Justice
- Power of Education
Overcoming Barriers to Teaching
On July 20, join the Alberta/Canada cohort (one of 14 regional cohorts - see map) as we debrief and reflect on our learnings within the Alberta and Canadian contexts and work collaboratively on unit plans customized to your teaching practice.
Details
Date: July 18 - 20, 2022
Times: 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. MT
Location: Virtual
Registration: $250 U.S. (scholarships available). The registration deadline has been extended to July 8.
Learn More & Register
Questions?
Contact Marie Tremblay at marie@abcee.org
Testimonials from the 2021 Institute:
“It was amazing to be able to connect with educators all over North America. The Alberta/Canada cohort was a great way to focus on our community.”
"The Summer Institute turned my teaching of climate on its head: I can now thoroughly embark on an authentic, localized exploration of solutions for our common future that empowers students and brings forth active and connected communities. How exciting!"
Learn more about the 2021 Summer Institute.
Our Partners
The Summer Institute for Climate Change Education is organized by Climate Generation in collaboration with NOAA's Climate Office (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration) and the Alberta Council of Environmental Education.
Our Supporters
We thank Alberta Ecotrust, the Chawkers Foundation, and the Suncor Energy Foundation for their financial support of ACEE's contribution to this program.