This newsletter highlights student leadership, statewide partnerships, new data insights from the UC Berkeley College of Computing, Data Science, and Society, youth climate policy milestones, and free classroom resources—showcasing the growing momentum for climate-ready schools across California.

In this newsletter, you’ll find a recap of the newly graduated CYCP Cohort 3, along with details on how you can join us at upcoming conferences and workshops across California.

This newsletter highlights the growing momentum for climate-ready education in California, elevating the power of advocacy, youth action, data, and student voice to drive systems-level change.

In this first issue of our 2026 newsletter, you’ll hear from Ten Strands leadership as they reflect on a decade of work, the lessons learned, and the opportunities ahead. Together, they share how we are deepening our impact and advancing...

This end-of-year newsletter highlights Ten Strands’ impact in 2025, from major milestones and stories to policy, educator, and youth leadership efforts across California. It also looks ahead to 2026 with new opportunities to stay engaged and advance climate education together.

This month’s newsletter highlights a year-end giving opportunity and features recaps from the Green California Schools Summit, fall progress from CYCP, a new statewide climate action report, and the launch of the Youth Environmental Data Leadership Program.

Read about Ten Strands’ ongoing statewide work with CAL-MSCS and the development of a Cross-Content Collaboration Design Team professional learning prototype. Get recaps from the CASE conference and SoCal Leadership Institute, and meet our summer intern, Jolie!

This newsletter highlights CYCP mentor and Seeds to Solutions writer Katinka Lennemann, who shared her experience at the New Taipei 2025 International Youth Climate Forum. It also features a preview of our 2025 new annual impact report, updated to new...

Chief innovation officer Andra Yeghoian represented Ten Strands at the 2025 International Youth Climate Forum in New Taipei City last month. Plus, meet two new team members joining the New Data Project for California Schools in partnership with CalRecycle!

For twenty-five years, Seaberry Nachbar of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has championed sustainable ways to make sure students have equitable access to nature. We interviewed her to learn the story behind her work.