Climate change and other environmental challenges pose new questions for education—ones that demand more attention. How should we address emotions in climate education? Can we afford to ignore negative emotions, or should we actively integrate emotional reflection into learning? And what support do educators need to teach climate topics effectively?
Our Summer School on Working with Emotions in Climate Change Education explores these critical issues. If you're passionate about environmental and climate education and its emotional dimensions, this is the perfect opportunity for you!
We are excited to welcome Maria Ojala, a leading expert in socio-ecological resilience and climate psychology, who will speak on the role of hope in climate change education.
Dates: September 3–7, 2025
Location: Kadlcův mlýn, a nature-surrounded retreat in Brno
Cost: Free (includes accommodation, meals, and program)
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Join us for five days of learning, discussion, and collaboration in a unique setting!
The summer school is part of the HARP project (Hopeful and Resilience Perspective in Climate Change Education to Inspire (Promote) Action Competence). This project is funded by the European Union under Horizon Europe (project No 101 160 082) and aims to enhance climate education by fostering emotional resilience and hope.
