Join Aryan Tuteja in revolutionizing recycling with his AI tool, EcoIdentify, developed through the Climate Leaders Fellowship to promote environmental sustainability.
Tabor founded a nonprofit for his Climate Leaders Fellowship program. I's now grown and doing amazing things in New York City!
Callie's project targeted motivated high school students who are looking for environmental volunteer opportunities in the Boston area. Learn how she did it!
This was Ruby’s second time joining the Climate Leaders Fellowship. With her prior experience, Ruby joined as both a participant and a student facilitator.
Prajanya's Climate Leaders Fellowship project in Dublin inspired youth in her community.
A group of local students worked together to tackle clothing waste issues and bring sustainability to their community.
Learn how Jayden empowered youth to drive climate policy at an interactive seminar. He shares the importance of influencing governments and shaping environmental action for a sustainable future.
Discover how Aryan spearheaded a waste management project through the Climate Leaders Fellowship.
Tabor set out to improve his community due to the lack of of green space around underprivileged areas of Brooklyn. Learn how he has requested over 50 trees to be planted and has expanded the project to all of Brooklyn.
Learn how Malaika raised funds to purchase and donate eco-friendly socks to individuals experiencing homelessness.
Rustic Spirit Spotlights x Climate Leaders Fellowship: Student Impact Goes Coast to Coast in the USA
Read about Ruby and Elyse’s efforts during the Climate Leaders Fellowship in California and New York!
Plastic Use, Fast Fashion and Food Waste: How Teenagers Worldwide Are Combating Environmental Issues
Students participating in the Climate Leaders Fellowship program in the Spring of 2022 designed a plethora of projects to tackle waste management issues.
A special online program is being launched this July by the Stanford University Center for Deliberative Democracy and the Rustic Pathways Foundation. The Global Youth Climate Summit will challenge students in 7th-12th grade to design innovative solutions to environmental issues.
Today’s teenagers are regularly tuned in to issues about climate change and the environment. Parents can foster that interest and plan family activities around official events that focus on nature. Here is a look at some of these upcoming events and programs that may help, along with some Rustic Pathways’ alumni thoughts about these issues.
A good place to start is to understand what you’re trying to accomplish, and work to find which programs and community partners will allow for the most meaningful cross-cultural learning. Global programming lends a boost to any thematic curriculum if you can draw creative parallels and have a good understanding of your intended learning moments.
Learn how students can travel sustainably with these 15 tips! Reduce carbon footprints, support local communities, and choose eco-friendly options while making the most of your travels.