Sustainable Futures Summit #SFS25

 In this session, we'll explore how Streamable Learning can transform sustainability education by connecting students directly with subject matter experts from leading organizations around the world. Through live, interactive virtual field trips, students gain firsthand insights into real-world sustainability efforts — from protecting marine life to innovating eco-friendly technologies.
 
Streamable learning is home to live video field trips for every K-12 classroom.  We make it easy for teachers to book and attend live video field trips from 100s of unique organizations around the world.  Streamable Learning gives students the opportunity to interact with subject matter experts in a live engaging environment through discussion, Q&A, quizzes and more. With standards-aligned live and recorded video film trips added every day, there are always exciting new places to explore with your students.  
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Passcode: 586126

Join the NY Sun Works team for an informational presentation introducing participants to the science of hydroponics and its importance in the future of sustainable agriculture. Participants will have the opportunity to ask questions and collaborate with peers to brainstorm about how technology like this could be integrated into science classrooms for hands-on, student-centered learning. Participants will then have the opportunity to learn about a design challenge to create their very own passive hydroponic systems. Our team will demonstrate how to create your own DIY hydroponic system at home, which participants can re-create on their own time or with students in the future.

Educators around the world are educating about unsustainability as a way to engage students and motivate them to care and to act. Instead, students are becoming depressed, anxious, overwhelmed and detached. It doesn't have to be that way! Educate for Sustainability. It's the difference that will make the difference.

The Pawling HS Life Skills class is enrolled in Landscape and Plant Science. They are creating their own hydroponics system from repurposed plastics and materials.

Sustainable Summit - DIY Hydroponics
Wednesday, May 21 · 12:45 – 1:30pm
Time zone: America/New_York
Google Meet joining info
Video call link: https://meet.google.com/ruj-ifuz-qwn
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This session focuses on informing people about the health sector's impact on climate change.  Once we learn about the problem, we can discuss solutions to reduce the amount of waste produced in hospitals to help decrease the CO2 emissions of the US health sector.  


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Meeting ID: 851 9377 3614
Passcode: F4VP9c

In this session on systems thinking for climate change, participants will explore the interconnectedness of environmental, social, and economic factors that contribute to climate challenges. Through interactive discussions and case studies, attendees will learn how to apply systems thinking principles to develop holistic and adaptive strategies for mitigating climate impacts. By fostering collaboration among diverse stakeholders, this session aims to equip participants with the tools necessary to create effective solutions that address the complexities of climate change.