In this newsletter, the Mycelium Youth Network showcases how their work is rooted in context and knowledge of climate injustices so that students can take grassroots action in their communities.

In this newsletter, the Mycelium Youth Network showcases how their work is rooted in context and knowledge of climate injustices so that students can take grassroots action in their communities.
The Mycelium Youth Network describes its work to prepare youth for the future of our climate with programming focused on “ancestrally-grounded, place-based climate resilience.”
Check out our newsletter featuring one group of young activists at Terra Linda High School participating in the Marin School of Environmental Leadership (MarinSEL), a program that creates learning opportunities where students produce measurable results and tangible changes as they grow in ownership and agency of their high school education experience.
Written by MarinSEL lead teacher Karen Madden, this story highlights the voices of high school junior CEOs in the program who create sustainable business ideas that focus on economy, equity, and the environment.
In this newsletter, read how Global Nomads Group brings together youth from all over the world to design curricula that are culturally relevant, capture Indigenous experiences and perspectives, and are accessible.
We’re proud to showcase the next story from the seventh-grade writing team in our Climate Change and Environmental Justice Program, Global Nomads Group.
Today, Governor Gavin Newsom released the May Revision to his proposed California State Budget for FY 2023-24. We recognize and appreciate the complexity of this year’s budget and our budget leaders’ efforts to address the state’s most pressing issues that impact the health and well-being of all Californians.
In this newsletter, read about Lela Ward’s work as an ESTF fellow that led her to have a deeper understanding of how to engage students in climate and environmental conversations and projects.