The BC Working Group on Sustainability Education
The BC Working Group on Sustainability Education is a multi-sectoral group of 20 key players and decision makers working across the province to advance the agenda of sustainability education in BC. We work closely with the BC Ministries of Education and Advanced Education and with the National Education for Sustainable Development Expert Council. Three sector teams (non-formal education, formal K-12 education, and higher education) work on forwarding specific interest areas.
In a world where information and resources about sustainability are abundant and often overwhelming, our goal is to connect and support those groups and individuals. By creating this working group and online network, we aim to collaborate, integrate, track progress, and network around sustainability education. The project was funded from 2006-2009 by Learning for a Sustainable Future and Environment Canada with in-kind help from the organizations of the working group members.
For more information, e-mail: walkingthetalk@gmail.com
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On April 27, 2009, the BC Working Group and Network on Sustainability Education hosted the 2nd Summit on sustainability education. Read the full report here.
Textbooks Fail Sustainability Ed.
Universities in BC have committed to sustainability. But has their curriculum been updated to reflect these commitments? More...
Catalyzing Collaboration 2009
Culturally Inclusive Sustainability Education. More...
Taking Action 2009
British Columbia's Universities and Colleges Respond to the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Targets Act. More...
Taking Stock 2008
The current state of sustainability in B.C. Universities and Colleges. More...
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