In this episode of Climate Action Figures, hosts John Whidden and Dr. Hillary Inwood discuss the importance of education in addressing the climate crisis, focusing on initiatives like SCAN at the University of Toronto and ESETE. They highlight practical tips, integrating Indigenous knowledge, and the critical role of art and experiential learning in environmental education.

00:00 Introduction and Welcome

00:49 QuickFix of the Week

01:35 Discussion on Fast Fashion

01:56 SCAN and Its Mission

03:07 Role of Education in Climate Action

07:32 ESETE and National Initiatives

10:00 Indigenous Perspectives and Turtle Island

11:22 Accelerate Project and Climate Change Education

17:42 Personal Insights and Inspirations

20:51 Conclusion and Farewell

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