We’re all learning all the time, as we encounter new opportunities and challenges, and envision new possibilities for ourselves and our world. Over ten years ago, the series, Climate Wisconsin offered stories of Wisconsinites’ experiences of climate change at home, at work, and at play, as a way to bring climate education from communities into classrooms. Today, PBS Wisconsin Education is rebooting the effort of that collection, but with a twist. As climate change impacts have become even more present and urgent, we’re now looking to the next generation, young people in communities across the state, to see how they are learning about what’s going on, how they are feeling about the challenges we face, and how they are taking action to get us (back) on track to a future we can look forward to. We’re making a new multimedia collection that will relate these stories to efforts with local and global impacts, engage multiple ways of knowing, and support critical cross-curricular thinking skills along the way. Join us for this preview and discussion session to help shape the project, and be in conversation with fellow educators around how this work connects with what we experience in our learning spaces.
