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The inspiring story of Planet B, a group of Teach For Lebanon fellows that are leading teacher training, the development of contextualized teaching resources, and spaces for student projects on climate change.

This story of impact showcases Alria Monteiro Kharage, a Teach For India alumna who is redefining career readiness in rural India through Asude, the social enterprise she co-founded with her partner. With its transformative North Star Program, Asude ...

C-ROADS which stands for “Climate-Rapid Overview and Decision-Support,” is an online simulator that looks at how changes in national and regional emissions could affect global carbon emissions and climate outcomes. Notes: -Designed to be used individ...

This policy paper discusses how governments can overcome social resistance and operational constraints to scale up comprehensive sexuality education programs as part of their commitment to Sustainable Development Goal #4, the global education goal.

A lesson to explore the conflict in Sudan. Using photographs, students will explore the impact that the conflict is having on civilians, many of whom have fled their country or are still trying to leave. Students will debate the statements "Internall...

This two-part teacher development course written by teachers for teachers, featuring "Understanding Pathways" and "Careers in the Curriculum Awareness", is designed to help subject teachers integrate careers education into their teaching practice. Th...

A climate policy workbook and facilitator’s guide with activities and other contents to foster climate empowerment, climate justice, and critical thinking. This resource will be valuable for educators and youth leaders working to enhance the involvem...

In this 2013 video, Teach For America alumnus Isaac Pollack tackles the seemingly impossible task of transforming Carver High School in New Orleans. Faced with academic gaps and skepticism from students in impoverished, violent neighborhoods, Isaac g...

In this video from 2013, Taylor Delhagen (Teach For America, 2008) reflects on how his definition of student success has changed during his years in the classroom.