Emily Hunter

Famous youth climate activist, Greta Thunberg (soure: TheEcologist.org) Nearly a year ago, I first joined the Climate Action Leadership program

Continue readingRethinking the Question of Climate Action Leadership (Unit 4)

(Image credit: Getty Image/BBC) My research into Climate Change Education (CCE) and the transformative potential of pedagogy for mobilizing the

Continue readingRisky Education: The ‘Emotional Gap’ in Climate Change Pedagogy (Unit 3)

Source: Wikipedia photo of Witch-Hazel As of late, I’ve been thinking a lot about the power of medicine. Specifically with

Continue readingTiny Ecology part 4 – Witch Hazel: The ‘story medicine’ to climate change

Source: Illustration by stoatphoto, stock photo ID: 538907086, modified by author. In my last blog, I made the analogy that

Continue readingClimate Change Education: A Parent’s Call to Action (Part 2)

Source: Illustration by stoatphoto, stock photo ID: 538907086, modified by author. There is one looming thought that keeps me up

Continue readingClimate Change Education: A Parent’s Call to Action (Part 1)

Source: Roger Jones [CC BY 3.0], via Wikimedia Commons The sound of the ravine next to me is a soothing

Continue readingTiny Ecology Part 3 – The Grammar of Change-making

Source: Gaulkin, T. (2019). Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists. Climate Change Education (CCE) is an emerging field with ever-growing importance.

Continue readingThe Revolution Starts in the Classroom (Unit 2)

Source: The Climate Change Review On a cold fall day in early November, the beauty of the brightly colored leaves

Continue readingTiny Ecology Part 2 – ‘Seeing the forest from the trees’ in Race and Nature

(Source: Ben Nelms/CBC) Yesterday was the first ‘National Day for Truth and Reconciliation’ in what is known as Canada. It

Continue readingTiny Ecology Part 1 – Decolonizing our ‘wicked’ stories