The Climate Connection brings people around the world together to meet the challenges of climate change. Through arts and culture, education and the English language, it is about ideas, innovation and real change.
Join us on 28 March for our Global Knowledge Exchange webinar where we will share insights from our Climate Connection work.
One of our initiatives leading up to COP26 aiming to create opportunities for cooperation, dialogue and action in arts, education and science which address the climate change challenge.
Register to attend the Global Youth Letter, an urgent call to action for society’s leaders and emerging climate champions to unite to end the climate emergency.
This webinar will explore how climate change is affecting girls' education around the world.
An interactive poster with 20 climate change challenges and activities for the classroom, at home and online.
Listen to the new episode of the ten-part podcast series. The focus of episode seven is on educational institutions themselves, and what they can do to promote climate literacy.
Universiti Malaysia Perlis and University of Nottingham Malaysia are collaborating with counterparts in Japan, the UK and ASEAN countries in this trilateral research programme aimed at addressing climate change.
Watch young artist Caelan Moriarty speak about his support for the Climate Connection.
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Are you a language teacher or a teacher trainer? Do you want to bring environmental issues and the fight against the climate crisis into your classroom? See how you can do this with 12 new lesson plans.
Read the very inspiring interview with Julia Migné, who is on a mission to share inspiring stories of regeneration and positive change in the natural environment.
Get inspired by watching documentaries about how ten UK alumni built successful green careers.
The British Council is pleased to announce the launch of a series of Creative Commissions exploring climate change through art, science and digital technology.
People from 43 countries entered our climate innovation challenge. Meet the 10 #DestinationZero finalists and find out about their winning ideas.
Climate activists Greta Thunberg and George Monbiot tell us how we should use nature to tackle the climate crisis.
Watch the conversation about issues facing the planet and what we can do to meet the challenges of climate change.
FameLab 2020 global winner Sauradeep Majumdar explains.