CURRICULUM SUITE
An online repository of justice-centric lesson plans, activities, & training resources developed by scholar-activists, Indigenous leaders, BIPOC educators & grassroots organizers.
Introducing Our Unique Curriculum Suite
12
Modules covering critical issues relating to environmental justice and food justice for grades 3-12.
65+
Hours of educational content on topics including environmental justice, food justice, clean energy, capitalism, and more!
25+
Lesson plans, facilitator guides, activities, and worksheets to aid lesson implementation.
Featured Lessons
Subscription Tiers
Individual Educators
0
A free subscription for independent educators either our EJ curriculum or FJ curriculum.
Public Schools & Edu Programs
1,000
A one-year subscription to our Curriculum Suite, plus Professional Development.
Private Schools & Edu Programs
1,200
A one-year subscription to our Curriculum Suite, plus Professional Development.
School Districts
6,000
A one-year subscription to our Curriculum Suite, plus Professional Development.
We want to make our curriculum accessible, and therefore may be able to offer subscriptions at a reduced rate.
To discuss pricing, please get in touch.
We also offer custom project-based learning for after-school programs, community programs, and more!
Implement our curriculum into your spaces or programs with custom project-based programming.
This could include…
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A farm stand or garden set-up on your site.
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A set of mini place-based lessons to facilitate hands-on learning.
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A S:E educator leading classes or an after-school program.
Use our contact form or email us to ask questions, request a pricing list, or book us to develop programming for you!
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What Makes Our Curriculum Suite Unique?
Delivered by a youth & BIPOC-led organization at the heart of climate activism and education, our curriculum is crafted with expert knowledge from communities most affected by the climate crisis.
Intersectional Approach:
Our curriculum takes an intersectional approach to climate justice, acknowledging that the climate crisis transcends mere scientific study.
We prioritize equity and justice across subjects, aligning with State standards and Traditional Knowledge for seamless integration.
Student-Centered Learning:
Our curriculum integrates activities and projects from diverse educators and organizers, prioritizing the perspectives of Black, Indigenous, and People of Color globally.
We want to ensure that students not only see themselves reflected in their lessons, but also take ownership of their learning experience.
Support for Career Development:
Our curriculum fosters practical skills for the future through Career and Technical Education (CTE) and Career Development as Occupational Studies (CDOS).
It also recognizes privileges within the EJ movement, promoting students' critical thinking, social awareness, and understanding of the root causes of environmental issues.
Words From A Happy Teacher
"I have been implementing the Environmental and Climate Justice Curriculum in my Environmental Science classes and I am very impressed that the curriculum is well organized with four separate modules that focuses on specific environmental justice and climate change issues that relate to my students in the Bronx, NY. I am also very impressed with how well curated the curriculum is with four interactive Google Slides presentations filled with informative videos, maps, diagrams and pictures. There are multiple activities with teacher prompts designed to engage the students. I recommend this curriculum to all teachers who want to educate their students about Environmental and Climate Justice!"
- Alex Goasdoue
Environmental Science Teacher
High School for Teaching and The Professions
