Eligibility
Applicants must be high school students in New York City.
Amount
Participants will receive a $100 stipend upon completion of both workshop sessions.
Description
Worldmaking: From Colonialism to Climate Justice is a pair of free workshops that focuses on how climate change and social inequality are bound together and how we can advance towards a just, climate-safe future. The workshops are designed for high school students to explore the history and present-day realities of colonialism in shaping the contemporary world, including the climate crisis and persistent inequality. Students will discuss social transformation, the work of repair, and consider the role of the imagination in worldmaking. Activities (including group discussions, zine making, and writing exercises) will enable students to envision what a future centering climate justice looks like to them.
Workshops will take place on October 10 and October 24 from 4-6:30PM at 105 Wooster Street, New York.
Apply
Please visit the call for applications for additional information. Please email [email protected] with any questions.
Organized by the Climate Museum with support from a Center for Science and Society 2023 Public Outreach Grant.
