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AI Climate Risk Education Curriculum Hub | Empowering Learners for a Changing Planet

This innovative hub provides educators with resources to teach students about the critical risks posed by climate change, fostering a new generation of environmentally conscious leaders.

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AI Climate Risk Education Curriculum Hub

Equip learners of all ages with critical climate knowledge, skills, and agency through inclusive, data-driven curricula.

Climate Risk Education Curriculum Hub

Offer educator workshops, mentorship, and peer-to-peer learning commun

Community Partnerships

Connect schools with local scientists, indigenous knowledge holders, and civic leaders.

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Local Relevance: Center community data, indigenous perspectives, and r

Accessibility: Offer materials in multiple languages, formats, and reading levels.

Student Agency: Empower youth to lead projects, influence policy, and share narratives.

Frequently asked questions

What is the purpose of publishing an annual ‘Climate Learning Impact Portfolio’?

Publish an annual “Climate Learning Impact Portfolio” documenting stories, data, and open resources.

Can you describe the initial Phase 1 of this project?

Phase 1 — Co-Design & Pilot involves working with pilot schools to collaboratively design and test curriculum materials.

How will the curriculum be developed in partnership with schools?

Co-create curriculum with pilot schools, test data tools, gather feedback from educators and students.

What is planned for Phase 2 of the project’s development?

Phase 2 — Scale & Network focuses on expanding the reach of the curriculum through wider adoption and network building.

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