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Join E3 Washington to network with others in your region. You will hear from and collaborate with those already engaged with schools\/school districts, build a regional asset map, and plan for ways in which you can support schools during COVID-19. E3 Washington will also introduce the brief: Equitably Supporting Schools with Outdoor STEM Learning and a companion template for planning regional work to ensure schooling that includes environmental and sustainability education and outdoor learning as critical components to a safe, equitable, and well-rounded education.<\/p>\n
Presenters\/Facilitators<\/strong>: Sylvia Hadnot, Derek Hoshiko, Elizabeth Schmitz, Kathryn Kurtz, Dana Bowers, David Ketter, Nicole Corbo, Hattie Osborne, Sam Fulton, Emily Smith<\/p>\n Intended Audience<\/strong>: Community Members, Environmental Educators, Early Childhood Educators, K-12 Educators, Higher Education, Scientists & Field Staff, Classroom Teachers, Tribes<\/p>\n Please Note:\u00a0<\/em><\/strong>Registration for this workshop is free to all and separate from the rest of the E3 Washington Online Conference (Nov 9-20). The conference has additional workshops relevant to regional work and we encourage you to join! You can\u00a0<\/em>register for the conference here.<\/em><\/a><\/p>\n Workshop Design:<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n Participants will attend one of four sessions based on meta region:<\/p>\n Join us for networking, asset mapping, an introduction of E3 Washington’s\u00a0<\/strong>Equitably Supporting Schools with Outdoor STEM\u00a0<\/strong><\/em>Learning Brief, and time to plan collaborative region-based work.<\/strong><\/p>\n\n