2,700,000 students
142 countries
1 mission
Teachers taking action for a better climate with their students. Join us.
In partnership with
Today, young people across the world are expressing concern for the planet and for their future. They understand the urgency and critical importance of tackling the climate crisis, and they are ready to create meaningful change by taking action. Their views, their voices, their actions--youth of today are our biggest hope for the future.
The Climate Action Project creates space for classrooms of educators and students to create that change. During the free, six week project, classrooms collaborate with students across the world to create solutions and move their ideas into action.
ACTION:
Students in Africa planted millions of trees
INNOVATION:
European students invented solar lights
INVENTION:
Students in the Middle East created their own bioplastics
What if students could create solar-driven carts, vertical gardens, eco-friendly soap, or policy change on a national level? Participating students have done this. And, so can you!
This project is supported by HH Dalai Lama, Queen Elizabeth II, Dr. Jane Goodall, world leaders and Ministries of Education across 16 countries. During the past years, the project was featured by media across 45 countries, including National Geographic, BBC, and CNN.
For 2021, Take Action Global is proud to partner with Cartoon Network’s Climate Champions program to help inspire and empower kids to make a world of difference to the health of the planet. Climate Champions encourages kids to introduce small but impactful changes at home or in their community.
We invite you to join us on our mission to take action for the planet through climate education.
Ongoing registration throughout the project. Climate education for all: anyone, anywhere!
Students, tell your teacher. Invite your school!
Teachers, join us by clicking here.
Free, 6-week project
During six weeks from October - November, students will explore, discuss, create, have fun, connect, and share their findings via weekly interactions and activities.
Future skills
The project targets important skills like creativity, empathy, problem-solving, collaboration, and critical thinking.
Synchronous and asynchronous learning
By watching videos of peers from around the world, learning becomes more authentic and interconnected. Mark your calendars for the final week when there will be a live online event designed for classrooms featuring world-renowned experts and leaders.
Are you ready to create impact on a global scale?
With schools in 142 countries, Take Action Global is the world's largest environmental education organisation. Discover the stories of our students.
