Our Mission:
L E A R N F R O M T H E
P A S T
C O N N E C T W I T H T H E
P R E S E N T
D E S I G N A B E T T E R
F U T U R E
Learn from the Past
A W A R E N E S S
What can we learn from our historical behaviour that has brought our planet into crisis? What can we learn from the injustices, the wins and our past actions to improve how we educate about the climate?
Connect with the Present
W E L L B E I N G
How does the climate crisis impact us as educators and our learners’ psychological wellbeing? How can we support communication and mental health to create resilience, reduce burnout and move from climate anxiety to climate action?
Design a better future
A C T I O N
How to teach with purpose to create meaningful, impactful and actionable goals that will transition your educational practices and environment into a positive force for the the future green leaders of tomorrow?
Mind & Planet allows educators to feel confident in teaching on climate change, promoting productive conversations, resilience and empowerment among students and staff.
Co-founders of Climate Psychologists, Megan Kennedy-Woodard and Dr. Patrick Kennedy-Williams are launching their new global platform for climate education and wellbeing – Mind & Planet. The first-of-its-kind platform revolutionises climate change education by focussing on psychological wellbeing, resilience and building community, offering comprehensive lesson plans for teachers, engaging webinars, and a space for schools to connect with each other to share ideas and collaborate. Mind & Planet’s mission is to empower the next generation to take action on climate change and build a sustainable future, promoting both mental and planetary health.
Intersectional, engaging, creative lesson plans that span curriculum
Offering in person and digital workshops,
Climate cafe’s – a space for educators to explore their own climate emotions around teaching these heavy topics.
Forums for interaction and engagement as well as cross schools community and collaboration
