"Turn it Around! An Education Guide to Climate Futures"

“Turn it Around! An Education Guide to Climate Futures” is an unconventional policy report, which was inspired by youth voices and visions of education futures mobilized as a part of the “Turn it Around!” initiative. It is designed to set in motion a series of intergenerational, decolonial, methodological, and pedagogical ‘turns’ necessary to transform education and culture toward more sustainable and ecologically just futures. Read it now!

We support student and youth groups globally to lead on sustainability and social justice. We connect, strengthen and scale impactful initiatives – so together we can go further, faster. https://sos.earth/

The GSF is a platform for student movements to work together on issues of common concern. It facilitates the engagement of genuine, representative and legitimate student organisations and movements with the institutional framework of the UN and UNESCO specifically. https://www.globalstudentforum.org/

The NDN Collective Climate Justice Campaign builds power throughout Indigenous communities in order to tackle the climate crisis. Our team runs and supports campaigns aimed at ending extraction, contamination, and violence in our territories. We advance policy changes, coalition building, and advocacy, while supporting the solutions-based work happening across our nations that utilizes traditional ecological knowledge in order to develop climate adaptive solutions that reflect our values of living with respect for all sources of life. https://climatejustice.ndncollective.org

The Global Youth Biodiversity Network (GYBN) is an international network of youth organizations and individuals from every global region who have united together  with a common goal: preventing the loss of biodiversity and preserving Earth’s natural resources.https://www.gybn.org/education

The Common Worlds Research Collective is an interdisciplinary network of researchers concerned with our relations with the more-than-human world. Members work across the fields of childhood studies, early childhood education, children’s and more-than-human geographies, environmental education, feminist new materialisms, and Indigenous and environmental humanities. http://commonworlds.net/

Conversations with Rain is an ongoing, multi-platform, and multi-disciplinary partnership between the Art Gallery of Western Australia and Edith Cowan University, School of Education employing artist-led practices and poetic pedagogies to heighten sensation and deepen empathic relations with weather.  Researchers: Lilly Blue, Dr Jo Pollitt, Professor Mindy Blaise

UNESCO’S Futures of Education initiative was launched to reexamine how knowledge and learning can shape the future of humanity and the planet. Over a million people have taken part so for. Check out our new report (en.unesco.org/futuresofeducation) and join the movement to make a new social contract for education.

Ask Nature is a project of the Biomimicry Institute, a nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting the practice of looking to nature for inspiration to solve design problems in a regenerative way. Asknature.org

We are wired for story, and the stories we tell are the strong scaffolding upon which we can co-build a better and more beautiful world. Stories can be signposts, directives, calls home. So, what stories are you telling? And how can that story move us closer to living in right relationship with our Earth and each other? Tell a story. Put it in print. Share it with us. Loamlove.com

An economic transformation that promotes human flourishing for all on a thriving planet is irrefutably and urgently needed. Doughnut Economics Action Lab (DEAL) is part of the emerging global movement of new economic thinking and doing that is rising to this challenge. Our aim is to help create 21st century economies that are regenerative and distributive by design, so that they can meet the needs of all people within the means of the living planet. We call this Doughnut Economics.

The Grandmothers' Stitching Collaboratory

You just need a needle and thread, a grandmother story to share, and good friends to yarn with as you stitch to repair the damaged world we’ve inherited. The Grandmothers Stitching Collaboratory – Across Ngunnawal Country, Wiradjuri Country, Wadjuk Noongar Country, the ancestral lands of the Hohokam people and the Akimel O’odham Nation, and the traditional lands of the Anishinaabek, Haudenosaunee, Lūnaapéewak and Attawandaron peoples.