Primary Convener:
Gina Fiorile Desranleau, Cooperative Institute for Research in Environmental Sciences

Convener:
Anne Gold, University of Colorado Boulder
Patrick Chandler, University of Colorado at Boulder
Frank Niepold, NOAA Washington DC

Chair:
Anne Gold, University of Colorado Boulder
Frank Niepold, NOAA Washington DC
Patrick Chandler, University of Colorado at Boulder

Reducing vulnerability to climate and preparing for just transitions to a low-carbon economy are critical for societies across the world, particularly in frontline communities. Coordinated systems of education, communication, and outreach can support learning to enhance the adaptability of our cities and create stronger communities, empowering people to address climate change. Improving learning about Earth's complex climate and energy system is fundamental to support development of mitigation and adaptation strategies. The CLEAN Network is committed to improving climate and energy education locally, regionally, nationally, and globally and brings together a professionally diverse community of over 700 members and programs. This session provides opportunities for CLEAN Network partners to showcase their work and share information, models, and new program designs in order to support session participants in taking action within their own communities and organizations. We also invite abstracts from other climate-centered learning programs, projects, initiatives, and efforts.

Index Terms
0805 Elementary and secondary education
0810 Post-secondary education
0825 Teaching methods
0845 Instructional tools

Co-Sponsored Sessions:
NAGT： National Association of Geoscience Teachers

Cross-Listed:
SY - Science and Society
GC - Global Environmental Change

Neighborhoods:
1. Science Nexus

Alternate Session Formats:
Poster Only Session