In order to promote community across all institutions and organizations who devote their time and efforts to battling the ongoing climate crisis, this page serves the purpose of cataloguing events outside of the Monmouth University Climate Change Learning Collaborative. The MU CCLC has no affiliation with these events and cannot provide compensation to NJ public school teachers if they decide to attend. This is purely for the enrichment of those who wish to learn more for the benefit of themselves and their students.
Upcoming Events
Green & Healthy Schools In Action: Webinar Series
April 3rd @5:00 PM EST | Virtual
Join GHS Wisconsin “for our Green and Healthy Schools (GHS) Webinar Series, designed to showcase our GHS providers and schools that are leading the way in creating sustainable and vibrant school communities. Each session, held once a month from [5:00 to 6:00 PM EST], will inspire participants through interactive discussions and real-life stories of action from Wisconsin schools that have implemented green initiatives. During each webinar we will include a walkthrough of the GHS survey questions that correspond with a specific focus area to aid teachers and school staff in engaging in the GHS process. Don’t worry if you can’t make it live—each session will be recorded, and presentations will be made available on the GHS website for future reference. Together, let’s inspire each other to cultivate healthy, sustainable educational environments for all!”
Teach Climate Network Workshop: Igniting our Emotional Capacity for Connection and Collaboration in the Era of Climate Change
April 16th @ 6:00 PM EST | Virtual
This workshop will “explore how emotional capacity is key to solving the climate crisis. Disconnection lies at the heart of environmental degradation and social upheaval, but by harnessing our emotions we can resolve conflict, foster deeper community connections, and inspire meaningful action. Teaching climate change through emotional agility and care helps us reconnect across differences and build relational bonds that unite us and our Planet for lasting change.”
In registering for this workshop, you will also be sent a recording of the session. If you think you may have complications with this date and time, we encourage you to still register to receive that recording.
Climate Interactive: Climate Solutions Workshop
April 17th @ 7 AM, 2 PM EST | Virtual
Join Climate Interactive for a workshop “to explore cross-sector climate actions—from carbon pricing and energy efficiency, to agricultural practices. Using the En-ROADS Simulator, a user-friendly climate model, you will visualize the impacts of different climate solutions in real time.”
This workshop is for teachers of every knowledge and skill level as it relates to climate education. The goal is to inform teachers on climate solutions and how to apply the Climate Interactive simulator to test policy and technology implementation in the real world.
Teach Climate Network: The Summer Institute Conference
July 14 – 17, 2025 @11 AM – 7 PM ET | Virtual
The Teach Climate Network hosts a virtual, three-day, climate change education conference to connect educators and climate change professionals all across North America! The conference is great opportunity to learn about curricula, tools, and teaching tips to teach climate change concepts in all subject areas and settings, build community with local and nation leaders in climate change education, and lear. “This energizing experience connects educators to an engaged community seeking to build collective strength to inspire hope and action in our communities.”
The theme for the conference is still undecided and the agenda is still being updated. However, attendees can expect to dive into research, engage emotionally with the cause of climate justice, explore the intersections between social justice, climate change, and education, learn teaching strategies that steward climate literacy and social change, and examine solutions that are targeted toward making systemic change and support community.
The conference is completely virtual and registration is $250. “Attendees may apply for up to 20 continuing education credits. There are also optional graduate credits available for purchase (Some details may vary by cohort; more information provided about each cohort day on the registration page). [The Teach Climate Network is] committed to making this training inclusive and accessible to all educators. Climate Generation offers full scholarships, with priority given to People of Color and educators in underserved districts. More details on how to apply are available upon registration.”
Rutgers Climate and Energy Institute | Events
This page is updated frequently with new events organized by Rutgers’ Climate and Energy Institute.
Climate Interactive | Webinars, Events, and Past Recordings
This page is updated frequently with new events. Additionally, there are recordings from past webinars and events for public consumption.
NJ Climate Education Hub | Teacher Professional Development Events
This page is updated frequently with new events. Some of these events are webinars and some are in-person.