E3’s Conference is going Virtual!
Resiliency in Challenging Times – Equitably Supporting Communities with Environmental and Sustainability Education
Our 2020 Online Conference is an opportunity to join together with others who work for environment, equity, and economy throughout Washington State to network, learn, and share.
Our keynote presenters will be Marcelo Bonta of JEDI Heart and Nyema Clark of Nurturing Roots Farm. We are are excited to have these leaders share with us along with 30+ presenters offering two weeks of non-overlapping sessions. See the full schedule here.
We invite people of color, educators, change-makers, scientists, and fellow community members to join together as we take action for our changing world. Thinking about what resiliency means, we lean into the network to learn from each other about what approaches people are using in the midst of a pandemic, institutional racism, movements for change, and climate change.
This conference is free to members of E3 Washington. If you are not currently a member, registration to this conference includes an E3 Washington membership.
- Current members? Select the green “tickets” button and then enter the “promo code”* sent you from info@e3washington.org.
- Interested in becoming a member? Become a member by clicking on the green “Tickets” button. If the cost of membership is a barrier, please select the “Fee Waiver” ticket option during registration and we will follow up with you. Our goal is to make this event accessible to all.
We look forward to sharing this time with you!
*If you are a current member or presenter and did not receive a promo code, please contact Dana at info@e3washington.org.
E3 Washington is the affiliate for the North American Association of Environmental Educators (NAAEE). As an affiliate, E3 serves Washington state as a professional association for environment and sustainability educators offering legislative advocacy, best practice and professional development opportunities, networking, and other supportive roles to increase the capacity and effectiveness of all environmental organizations in the state .