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Developed by the University of California, Berkeley, this calculator lets users compare their carbon footprint to similar households and create a personalized climate action plan.

Together with DHL Group, we have launched the Career Education and Leadership Accelerator, to support globally-informed, locally-led research based on the Career Readiness Education Framework, and the development of evidence-based resources.

RECOFTC’s e-learning courses provide practitioners, government officials, students, and others with free access to up-to-date knowledge on community forestry and sustainable development, including a course on climate change.

Short case study showing how a network partner is growing collective leadership to contribute to system change

Prepared by Green Schools National Network, the GreenPrint is a framework and guide for becoming a healthy, equitable, and sustainable school. It offers a holistic impact system for schools, based on leadership, culture and climate, curriculum and in...

This website provides a wealth of information and materials around Education for Sustainable Development (ESD), including publications, initiatives, recordings and materials from the global ESD conference in 2021, and an overview of ESD Prize winning...

This National Geographic website offers various community tools and resources, including teacher user guides and lesson plans, a blog for educators to share their resources, and immersive learning materials like live events, free maps, videos, and in...

Career Chat: Teach For All Student Leader Advisory Council member Ana Sofia Taipe interviews Thomas Ogilvie, member of the Board of Management, Human Resources & Corporate Incubations, at DHL Group.

A comprehensive online lesson series comprising three modules that address the genuine consequences of climate change in Africa. The course emphasizes the impacts of climate change on human and animal populations, migration, rainfall-dependent agricu...

In this video from 2017, Shayla Yellowhair, systems leader and Teach For America alumna explains why teachers who are coming to work in Native communities need to first understand the history and be willing to learn from the community.