Bryce Coon, Director of Education at EARTHDAY.ORG, explains how a new form of literacy is helping to empower the next generation.
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Hi,

I’m Bryce Coon, the Director of Education Initiatives at EARTHDAY.ORG, and I am currently at COP 28 in Dubai where I am championing the importance of climate education. I'm excited to share my recent article, "Environmental Literacy," featured in My Green Pod's COP 28 Issue.

The article delves into the pivotal role of climate education in empowering the next generation to foster environmental stewardship. From Earth Day's historic roots, dating all the way back to 1970, to the present day, we have been advocating for mandatory and universal climate education. 

You can check out more cool stuff from EARTHDAY.ORG by diving into other recent articles from our awesome team here:

  • Education Week, the world’s leading source for all things education, feature an Op Ed I wrote about why I quit teaching to become a Climate Activist. 
  • Aidan Charron, our Director of End Plastics Initiatives, writes about the health issues facing babies from microplastic exposure,  in a recent piece featured in The Guardian.

We will continue to share more updates about what is happening at COP 28 and we are up to there! Be sure to follow what we are doing in real time on our social media and check out our COP 28 Itinerary. Thank you for your time and commitment to a sustainable future!

Best regards,

Bryce Coon
Director of Education Initiatives

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