The Climate Leaders Fellowship has enabled hundreds of students to make an impact in their local communities.
The leadership development program is for high school students interested in climate change and environmental sustainability, and is provided by a collaboration between the Deliberative Democracy Lab at Stanford University, the Rustic Pathways Foundation and Rustic Pathways.
On the page below view a portfolio of the students’ work, including articles, videos and guest posts from fellowship participants.
Teens to Climate Action: Bridging Organizations with Volunteers
Bay Area Student Empowers Youth to Shape Climate Policy with Seminar
Sustainable Seeds of Change: Empowering Young Minds through Recycling Education
High School Juniors Join Forces to Tackle Clothing Waste in Arlington
From Fellowship Project to Thriving Nonprofit: Remarkable Growth in Greening NYC
15-Year-Old New York Student Helps 500 Homeless Individuals By Donating Socks
Plastic Use, Fast Fashion and Food Waste: How Teenagers Worldwide Are Combating Environmental Issues
In the Media
- Sandusky Register: The critical nature of composting
- Fairfax County Times: McLean student advocates for climate change
- The Gazette: Colorado Springs teen designs waste management project to help increase recycling awareness
- WUSA9: 2 Virginia students share love of environment with their community
- Waste360: Colorado Student Brings Recycling Awareness to Locals, Students
- FOX 21 News: Teen promotes recycling awareness across Southern Colorado
- ARL Now: Teens Tackle Textile Trash
- The Lebanon Reporter: ZCHS students show passion for the environment, giving back
- East Bay Times: Around East County – Shoe Drive Aids Homeless, fights climate change
- Bay City News Foundation: Teens’ environmental project provides shoes for the homeless
- Culver City Observer: LA Student Organizes Reusable Water Bottle Drive for Local Homeless Shelter
- New Jersey News12: Jersey Proud – Student donates 450 pairs of socks to those in need
- The Ridgewood Blog: Junior at Dwight-Englewood School Sets Up Eco-Friendly Winter Socks Drive to Help the Homeless
- NJ Advance Media for NJ.com: N.J. teen, 15, wants you to dress sustainably. That means goodbye ‘fast fashion.’
- RLS Media: Plainsboro Teen Educates Youth on Fast Fashion Issues in Climate Leaders Fellowship
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