Preserving Indigenous knowledge for future generations
Meet Salvadoran artist, Beatriz Cortez, who created “Generosity 1,” a sculpture for the Armory Arts Museum in Los Angeles, California inspired by Sputnik 1. Read More
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Worth fighting for: Young leader on eroding island works to protect 400 years of tradition
Tangier Island faces coastal erosion and a decreasing population in the Chesapeake Bay. But 23-year-old Vice Mayor Cameron Evans and island residents are working… Read More
Teen provides free climate resources to schools across the country
Vihaan Mathur is a 19-year-old climate activist from Mclean, Virginia, currently attending UC Berkeley. He started his non-profit organization, YCAT (Youth Climate Action Team),… Read More
Exploring Boston’s Thompson Island with youth environmentalists
This historic quiet oasis in the Boston Harbor provides educational programs about local ecosystems and sea level rise, and training for high school students… Read More
How are schools navigating the use of Artificial Intelligence in the classroom?
Artificial intelligence tools are evolving faster than ever, and schools are struggling to keep up. The technology is raising questions about what counts as… Read More
A student offers his take on the promise and perils of ChatGPT
New developments in artificial intelligence are making some educators wary of how technology will transform school assignments and learning. The new artificial intelligence, or… Read More
Why does music affect our moods so much?
Why does music affect our moods? Students John and Brigitte explore with expert interviews, scientific research and their own journeys in music. Produced and… Read More
University of Arizona students work with Indigenous communities on climate change challenges
A 2021 Yale University study found that Indigenous tribes face the greatest challenges due to the historical dispossession of 99 percent of their native… Read More
Why do males get cancer more than females?
SRL STEM Fellow Shaun Karakkattu from Mesa, Arizona talks to experts to better understand how and why females may be more protected from most… Read More
How one educator teaches about climate change by cultivating gardens
Shirley Tautolo, known to her students as Ms. T, teaches about climate change in her horticulture classes at the Frederick V. Pankow Center in… Read More