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Education drives the transition to a sustainable future.

How ClimateScience is bringing climate education to the world

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Being more aware of the effects of climate change can increase feelings of personal responsibility, leading to more action being taken by individuals, primarily through the support of climate policies.

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Reference: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0959378019301736

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A one-year intensive course, aimed at educating people about climate change, reduced carbon emissions for each individual by an average of 2.86 tons of CO2 per year!

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Reference: https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0206266

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Our content cites scientific papers and our rigorous internal editing processes mirror peer-reviews in academic publishing.

Available for free and in multiple languages. Courses, videos, quizzes, class activities, social media, and more.

An engaging ecosystem of activities, learning resources, and a global community.

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Science-based

Accessible & Diverse

Fun

1.000.000+

Google Search

impressions

Enjoyed by

77.500+

Instagram followers

12.000+

participants in our global tournament

1.000+

Volunteers, associates & ambassadors

1.000.000+

viewers on TV

Our Theory of Change

Solutions-focused Education Catalyses Climate Action

The ClimateScience Ecosystem

Edu-Instagram

Quiz App

For Businesses

ClimateScience Olympiad (CSO)

And more...

For Teachers

Courses

Children’s Books

Videos: TV & YouTube

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Bite-Sized Worksheets, Games & Learning Units

• Standardised format for ease-of-use.
• Targeting all standard age brackets.
• Content for a variety of subjects.

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Curriculum-aligned

Aligned with the U.K. and the U.S. NGSS curriculums. 10 more to be added soon and we are expanding to more on countries’ request.

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Community

Integrate schools with our global student community through the platform.

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Teacher Training

• Dedicated certifications and courses for teachers.
• Short videos explaining how to teach climate change effectively using ClimateScience resources.

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ClimateScience for Schools

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Making climate education easily

actionable for teachers

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Content Creation

• 13 online courses covering clean energy, food & farming, undoing climate change and more!

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Distribution

• Available in over 9 languages.
• Web & mobile app.

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Scaling

• Further grow through collaborations with educators, NGOs, and governments.
• We want to provide better offline resources to bridge the digital divide.

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Courses

Short, fun, and reliable courses on solutions to climate change

Online Launch

• 3 e-books books currently available.
• 25k views online.

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Full Series

• 6 more books on the way covering Agriculture, Global Equity, Biodiversity and more!
• Aimed at parents and teachers.

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Children’s Books

for kids aged 6-10

Earthly is ill with climate change and needs help finding a cure.

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Education on Instagram

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Visual explanations, brief answers to complex questions, and rigorous citations.

Reaching 1 million on TV and thousands on YouTube.

Animated Videos

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Educational videos enjoyed around the world.

International Collaboration

Our community is managed by over 500+

volunteer coordinators from 40 countries.

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Inspire youths

We connect and empower students who consider pursuing a career related to climate solutions through debates, multi-generation learning events, international mentorship, and more.

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Strong Collaborations

We partner with local organisations, that bring our content to remote regions in developing nations, as well as major global organisations, like initiatives at the University of Cambridge and UNFCCC.

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Collaborative learning made fun and engaging

ClimateScience Communities

International Reach

• 12,400 participants
• 149 countries

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Learning together

• We provide preparational training resources for all participants and special programmes for semi-finalists and finalists.

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Scale

• With 12,400 participants in 2021, we are aiming for even more in 2022 and want to improve accessibility for those in the global south.

Global competition for 12-25 year olds

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Finals Ceremony 9th Nov, Cinema Auditorium, COP26

ClimateScience Olympiad (CSO)

300 contributors

1,000 community volunteers

from 40 countries.

Our dedicated team is from a diverse range of backgrounds, spanning natural sciences, technology, arts, and business.

It includes alumni of the University of Cambridge, Oxford, Stanford, and Harvard.

Historically, we’ve relied mostly on volunteer work but now also have seven contractors/staff.

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Learn more at�www.climatescience.org/about

Our team

Caterina Maria Martorell Melià

Translation Co-director

Eric Steinberger

Co-founder & CEO

Ghislaine Fandel

Science Lead

Joel Chan

Director of Community Programs

JP Arellano

Science Lead

Kami Krista

Head of Translation

Lukas Gäbler

Lead Developer

Michael Bäcklund

Head of Community

Steffi Tan

Developer

Susan Brigham-Ward

Head of Design & Comms

Many, many more

volunteers and staff

Isak Herman

Head of Funding

Advisors & Partners

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We are a registered charity in England & Wales. Charity number: 1190993

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contact@climatescience.org

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Prof. Emily Shuckburgh

Climate Scientist

University of Cambridge

Joanna Haigh

Royal Society Fellow.

Fmr. Co-Director

Grantham Institute

David Addison

Sustainability at Virgin, Carbon Capture, Advisor

Renate Christ

Fmr. Director�IPCC Secretariat

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