<p>We're closing out Season 2 with a deep dive into one of our most popular resources for educators: "<a href="https://docs.google.com/document/d/1hqKScjaQ1egfnIPiO6qHEjDdcspgRwKROBx3ibTNSSg/edit?usp=sharing" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferer">Defining a Course of Action</a>" This resource helps young people to understand the connection between their issue and the strategies, developing a course for action. Enjoy!</p>

We're closing out Season 2 with a deep dive into one of our most popular resources for educators: "Defining a Course of Action" This resource helps young people to understand the connection between their issue and the strategies, developing a course for action. Enjoy!

<p>We're closing out Season 2 with a deep dive into one of our most popular resources for educators: "<a href="https://docs.google.com/document/d/1hqKScjaQ1egfnIPiO6qHEjDdcspgRwKROBx3ibTNSSg/edit?usp=sharing" rel="noopener noreferrer">Defining a Course of Action</a>" This resource helps young people to understand the connection between their issue and the strategies, developing a course for action. Enjoy!</p>

Episode 40: Help Young People Develop a Course for Action

Are you seeking ways to engage and empower young people but you're not sure where to start? Every other week, our program team breaks down Environmental Action Civics - the research-based approach to build youth-adult partnerships, help young people be environmental decision-makers, and improve your enjoyment of teaching! Join Earth Force, the original integrator of civics and environmental education, as we share tips and tricks and interviews with the educators, young people, and funders doing Environmental Action Civics. Episodes are under 20 minutes and full of actionable tips!

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Episode 40: Help Young People Develop a Course for Action

Episode 40: Help Young People Develop a Course for Action