Upcoming Webinar: Exploring the Clean Energy Transition and Energy Justice in the Classroom | A conversation with Shalanda Baker (April 28, 7PM EST)
Exploring the Clean Energy Transition and Energy Justice in the Classroom | A conversation for educators with Shalanda Baker
Wednesday April 28th, 7-8:15PM EST
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Educators interested in learning about and incorporating energy justice into their teaching are invited to join this conversation with Shalanda Baker, the deputy director for energy justice at the U.S. Department of Energy, a new position under the Biden administration. We’ll discuss strategies for integrating energy justice into energy education and for inspiring students to not only envision but also work towards an equitable and inclusive transition to a clean energy future.
Shalanda Baker is deputy director for energy justice at the U.S. Department of Energy; she is a law professor on leave from Northwestern University, co-founder of the Initiative for Energy Justice, and author of the new book, Revolutionary Power: An Activist’s Guide to the Energy Transition.
This webinar is sponsored by the UNC-Chapel Hill Institute for the Environment’s Center for Public Engagement with Science and the North Carolina Energy Literacy Fellows Program, a teacher professional development program made possible with funding provided by the Duke Energy Foundation.
Dana Brown Haine, MS (she, her, hers)
Director, NC Energy Literacy Fellows Teacher Professional Development Program
K-12 Science Education Manager | Center for Public Engagement with Science
UNC Institute for the Environment
CB#1105, Chapel Hill, NC 27599
UNC Institute for the Environment
