Webinar for Educators: Exploring Climate Migration in the Classroom — ProPublica

Webinar for Educators: Exploring Climate Migration in the Classroom

Educators are invited to join Pulitzer Center education staff and journalist-grantees for a professional development webinar on migration and its relationship to climate change.

Event Details

Aug 19, 2020

5:30 pm EDT

Virtual Event

Scientists project that with every degree of temperature increase the Earth experiences, approximately one billion people will be displaced.

Educators are invited to join Pulitzer Center education staff and journalist-grantees for a professional development webinar on migration and its relationship to climate change. By engaging with a pathbreaking new reporting project from ProPublica and The New York Times Magazine, in partnership with the Pulitzer Center, participants will be able to...

explore new models for understanding how migration will change as the world warms, hear the stories of today's climate refugees from Central America,
evaluate action steps to keep the planet habitable for human life,
and identify interactive methods for sharing under-reported stories on migration with students.

Webinar attendees will receive a 1-hour certificate of attendance upon completion of a short survey. Click here to register!

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