Take Action Locally
What impact can I have in my community? How can students make a difference in affecting climate change? How can I be part of making a environmentally sustainable future?
Around the world, there are young people taking action in their communities and speaking up for the causes they believe in. Any student can take action locally to have an impact on making an environmentally sustainable future not only for their community but for the planet as a whole. It can be difficult to know where to start or what actions to take, but you can use your skills in art, engineering, debating and more to take action right here in the Piedmont Triad.
Learn more about how to Take Action Locally below.
Express Yourself:
Create Art for the Earth Day Fair: Read the instructions here to take action locally by creating an art piece to express your knowledge, thoughts, and feelings about Climate Change or the precious Earth.
Invention Convention: Read about Kaleideum's Invention Convention program where you can invent an environmental solution to climate change or other environmental issues & sign up here if interested.
Use your Voice:
Participate in the Environmental Debate Tournament: Read about Piedmont Environmental Alliance's FREE debate tournament and sign up to get more information.
Work Together:
Join the National Youth Agenda and read about actions you can take to "do something" with your peers all across the US.
Volunteer:
Volunteer with Piedmont Environmental Alliance: Read about volunteer opportunities available and sign up.
Green Teens Toolkit Navigation
Earn an official Green Teen Certificate:
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Sign up to receive your Green Teen Learning Tracker via email.
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Explore each category of the Green Teens Toolkit & complete one learning reflection per category.
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Submit your Green Teen Learning Tracker to the PEA team.
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Receive a certificate!