Partners

The Civic Innovators Fellowship is designed for Gen Zers interested in building more regenerative systems in the U.S. and around the world. Throughout the free, three-month program, you’ll learn from innovative people, explore new ideas, and discover the emerging technologies being used to drive change in the 21st century.

The Environmental and Climate Change Literacy Projects (ECCLPs, pronounced “eclipse”) is a multisystem initiative organized by the UC and CSU systems in partnership with key community partners to advance prekindergarten through 12th grade (PK–12) climate and environmental literacy, justice, and action.

The Environmental Youth Council is an educational program designed to prepare the next generation of leaders to build healthy and sustainable communities. The program teaches teens the facts about air quality, climate change, and environmental justice. Currently active in three high schools in Houston – all located in the areas of the city that are most impacted by air pollution – the Environmental Youth Council also introduces students to civic engagement and provides leadership training and opportunities.

Friends of the LA River’s mission is to build capacity for communities, students and future leaders to advocate for nature, climate and equity on the Los Angeles River. We envision a vibrant and verdant Los Angeles River that supports vulnerable communities in climate adaptation.

High Resolves is a recognized leader in the design and delivery of citizenship and leadership learning experiences. Their vision is a generation of young people resolving to make a positive difference in the world. Since High Resolves' inception in 2005, their award-winning program has engaged over 200,000 high school students in Australia and is growing fast on a fully self-funding basis. They have expanded to the United States thanks to the generous support of Omidyar Network and the Einhorn Family Charitable Trust and have begun further expansion into China and Canada, with new partnerships also forming in Brazil and Africa. One person acting alone may not be able to transform a society or combat global trends, but they believe that if a critical mass of individuals aligns their everyday actions with the long-term collective interest of society, a tipping point will be reached where we will create a more inclusive, just and optimistic world.

The National Education Association represents 3 million educators in more than 14,000 communities across the United States working at every level of education to advance justice and excellence in public education.

Learn to save the planet with Planet3. A game-based learning company, Planet3's mission is to embolden the next generation to solve the greatest challenge of our time, the global climate and nature crisis. Planet3 puts learning and action in students’ hands, through its immersive, game-based App built around the Next Generation Science Standards.

The American Federation of Teachers’ Share My Lesson is a free, award-winning community-based site that brings together educators, parents and caregivers, paraprofessionals and school-related personnel, specialized instructional support personnel, union and nonunion members, educational partners, and higher education professionals who have the common goal of finding and sharing the best educational resources available. Share My Lesson was created by the AFT and TES Global in 2012. From the beginning, we have been committed to providing our community of members high-quality and effective lesson plans and professional development resources—all for free. 

Today, Share My Lesson remains a trusted resource for high-quality education materials, many of which are designed to support educators implementing standards. As of 2023, Share My Lesson has 2.1 million members and more than 420,000 resources (geared to toddlers through higher education), which have been downloaded more than 16 million times.

Twin Science is an innovative education technology company dedicated to advancing STEM for Sustainability education. Recognizing the need for better support in teaching both compassion and future technologies, Twin Science empowers teachers and students with the tools to develop 21st-century skills and social awareness to address global challenges like climate change and health crises.

We the Children is a podcast for kids by kids to learn about the climate crisis and the environment while having fun. Episodes explore topics like climate change, severe weather, and sustainable living through conversations with experts, educators, and climate activists. Kids have a lot to contribute to the global conversation about the environment. The host, Zach, asks big, important questions to those dedicated to climate action and sustainability. We The Children aims to shape a thriving Earth for generations to come.