The World of 7 Billion video contest challenges youth to create a short video connecting world population growth and one of three timely global challenges: Ocean Health, Urbanization, or Agriculture & Food. Submission deadline is Feb 22, 2022.

by Carol Bliese | October 1, 2021

Bring technology, creativity, and a global outlook into your middle and high school classes. The contest challenges your students to create a short video connecting world population growth and one of three timely global challenges: Promoting Environmental Justice, Strengthening Global Health, or Re-Imagining Industrial Systems.

by Carol Bliese | October 28, 2020

Registration is now closed. This accelerated Summer 2017 online professional development course for science and social studies educators (grades 6-12) runs from July 3rd-July 28th, 2017, and is perfect for educators who’d like to earn graduate credit or PD hours while school is not in session.

by Elizabeth Black | April 24, 2017

Join University of Nebraska Omaha (UNO) education professor Dr. Connie Schaffer and Population Education for an interactive, 2-hour professional development workshop designed for 6th-12th science, social studies, and math educators. Learn how to teach students about current global challenges while exploring sustainable solutions through hands-on activities that utilize real world data.

by Elizabeth Black | March 14, 2017

On February 11th, 2017, come join the Oxbow Meadows Environmental Learning Center and Population Education for an interactive, 2.5 hour professional development workshop. Understand global challenges and sustainable solutions through hands-on activities that utilize real world issues and data.

December 7, 2016

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Join the Cooper Center for Environmental Learning and Population Education for an interactive, 2.5-hour professional development workshop for K-8 educators. Understand global challenges and sustainable solutions through hands-on activities that utilize real world issues and data.

by Elizabeth Black | December 6, 2016

K-12 EE