Jun 9

UCLA students and alumni are at the forefront of climate education. Andrea Gambino (’23, Ph.D., Education), founder of Inquire 2 Transform, and Amber Medina (’21, M.Ed., Elementary Education and Teaching), now contributing to a civics education project with the Los Angeles Superior Court, are helpi...Read more

UCLA students and alumni are at the forefront of climate education. Andrea Gambino (’23, Ph.D., Education), founder of Inquire 2 Transform, and Amber Medina (’21, M.Ed., Elementary Education and Teaching), now contributing to a civics education project with the Los Angeles Superior Court, are helping to reshape how we teach environmental justice. Their work is featured in Empowering Youth to Confront the Climate Crisis in English Language Arts—a new book that shares real classroom stories and media literacy strategies aimed at helping students confront climate disinformation and take action. This powerful resource and call to action is co-edited by UCLA faculty member and longtime critical media literacy advocate, Professor Jeff Share. Read the full story—link in bio. #UCLAEdIS #JeffShare #CriticalMediaLiteracy #EnvironmentalJustice