This summer, the Institute at Brown for Environment and Society (IBES) welcomed its first group of students into a new program designed to expand access to faculty-mentored research opportunities in climate and the environment.
One year after announcing its inaugural set of four working groups, Brown’s Equitable Climate Futures initiative (ECF), led by the Institute at Brown for Environment and Society (IBES), has determined a second cohort of awardees, with projects ranging from local environmental justice to Indigenous climate action in the Amazon.
This article showcases insights from the Sustainable Education Research Initiative's first conference, featuring commentary from SustainbleED founder, education professor, and IBES affiliate Matthew Kraft.
As part of Brown Climate Week, practitioners from across Rhode Island explored how education policy, school leadership, and environmental partnerships shape climate learning in schools.
The Herald spoke with Climate Week organizers and participants to understand how different industries and corners of academia can contribute to climate solutions.