CREATIVES FOR THE COMMON GOOD

Our mission is to empower future environmental leaders through dynamic collaborations between Teachers and Teaching Artists, fostering hands-on, project-based, and challenge-driven learning experiences for planetary health.

The arts provide students with unique insights and creative abilities, inspiring impactful storytelling while providing a healthy outlet to express their emotions.

We engage teachers and teaching artists worldwide, specializing in crafting authentic, challenging lessons linked to climate and sustainability across various subjects.

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Thanks to the Robert & Stephanie Kimmons Family Fund

we are happy to announce Tiedra Marshall has won the giveaway prize!

Everytime we receive 100 paid memberships we will do another GIVE AWAY! We only need 50 more for the next drawing.

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CREATING AN ECOSYSTEM OF HOPE

CREATING AN ECOSYSTEM OF HOPE

TEACHERS ARE SUPER HEROS! Your contribution will help us send incredibly dedicated teachers and teaching artists to our ECO-ACTION professional development. Help us create grassroot positive change through the arts!

Who we are

TEACH = Transcontinental Educator Artist Collective for Humanity. '

TEACH is a nonprofit that believes in the power of education to transform communities. We provide in depth PD retreats focusing on STEAM, Climate Change, and sustainability for educators, teaching artists and other community leaders.

The DONATIONS go towards scholarships for teachers who work in high poverty areas to attend our professional development programs.

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We are a 100% volunteer run organization.

Your donations cover website/conference costs and pays Teaching Artists for their work.

Note: Donate through our fiscal sponsor: East Winds, Inc. Non Profit

community

  • Lillian Nkwenge

    CEO, Youth Fighting Climate Change Uganda

    Addressing Climate Change through Moulding Briquettes

  • Ben Evans

    Federal Legislative Director at U.S. Green Building Council Washington, DC, United States

    Climate Change Policies & Legislation

  • Carrie Ziegler

    Artist, Speaker, Expert in Community Engagement through Collaborative Art - Pacific Northwest, United States

    Earth Art: Inspiring. Collaborative. Action.

    Get access to Carrie's Checklist for Creating Social Change with Collaborative Art HERE!

  • Francine Kliemann

    Plato Cultural, Greater Florianópolis, Brazil

    School of the (Im)Possible: Art and Play as a tool to tackle Climate Change in Education.

    The keynote will introduce the artistic and pedagogical approach of the project School of the (Im)Possible. We will be discussing possibilities for art-education to create social impact on climate change using immersive and playful strategies as a tool.

  • Marcia Donadel

    Plato Cultural, Greater Florianópolis, Brazil

    School of the (Im)Possible: Art and Play as a tool to tackle Climate Change in Education.

    The keynote will introduce the artistic and pedagogical approach of the project School of the (Im)Possible. We will be discussing possibilities for art-education to create social impact on climate change using immersive and playful strategies as a tool.

  • Eric Booth

    International Teaching Artist Collaborative (ITAC)

    Teaching Artistry for Social Impact:

    The Course

  • Gowri Savoor

    International Teaching Artist Collaborative (ITAC)

    Teaching Artistry for Social Impact:

    The Course

  • Simon Sharkey

    Director and CEO of The Necessary Space at The Necessary Space

    The School of the (Im)possible

  • John Morogiello

    Playwright & Artistic Director of Best Medicine Rep Theater Company

    Master of Ceremonies

  • IVAN CATALDO

    Master's degree in environmental sciences, he has been working in the didactic and dissemination field for 20 years, collaborating with institutions, parks and local associations. In 2015 he founded the AstroNatura Social Cooperative.

    Astronatura. Learning through Experience

    Interdisciplinary education for everyone with the focus on interactive experiences and relationship with the students

  • ELEONORA CONFALONIERI

    Graduated in Evolution of Animal and Human Behavior and passionate about astronomy, she has been working in the educational field for years. She has collaborated on wildlife projects for various organizations and is responsible for coordinating the Milanese spin-off of the Farfalle nella Testa cooperative, again in the field of scientific dissemination. She alternates his collaboration with Astronatura with teaching at the Natural History Museum of Milan at the MUDEC and in various other exhibition

    Astronatura. Learning through Experience

    Description: Interdisciplinary education for everyone with the focus on interactive experiences and relationship with the students

  • PAT CRUZ

    Founder of the Transcontinental Educator Artist Collective for Humanity (TEACH). Pat has been a lifelong activist for environmental issues and served two terms as chair of the Maryland Green Party. She has been recognized as an “Outstanding Arts Educator” and “Visionary Leader” by the Maryland Association of Art Educators and recently received an award for Distinguished Service to the Field from the Teaching Artist Guild (TAG). As director of TEACH her goal is to connect educators and teaching artists to create grassroots climate action.