Climate Action Project | Launches on September 30
Updated: Sep 10, 2025
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The Climate Action Project is a free virtual 6-week project allowing teachers and students ages 3-21 to collaborate on environmental topics.
The Climate Action Project will be launched for the 8th consecutive time on September 30, uniting 5 million teachers and students across 164 countries. The project’s goal is to unite and empower teachers globally so that they can teach their students about climate change, take positive actions and come up with potential solutions. Teachers can connect, share and find resources on a platform. They will be provided curriculum, activities and guidelines. The project is accredited by the UN, covered by BBC and CNN, and endorsed by Prince William, Jane Goodall and President Santos from Colombia. The project wraps up on November 7 during a live, online event, “Climate Action Day”, which allows teachers and students to feature their work in the presence of world leaders and public figures.
President Santos endorsing an education project shows how climate literacy has become a leadership issue. One of our teachers made a catchy recap jingle with free AI Rap Duo to help younger students remember the project goals.
Projects like this prove climate education can be engaging without losing seriousness. When brainstorming creative hooks for our school campaign, affordable Zombie AI Trend gave the students playful format ideas they actually wanted to watch.
Getting 5 million participants across 164 countries to collaborate is no small feat. For a Halloween-season classroom activity, students made fun themed intros with top AIZombieVideo before switching to their climate action plans.
Endorsements from Jane Goodall and Prince William give students extra motivation to join. I edited a one-minute promo for our parent newsletter using muse ai generator and it came together faster than expected.
Providing curriculum, activities and guidelines for ages 3 to 21 is a thoughtful touch for such a huge age range. We created visual aids for the younger grades with free MuseImages AI, which kept preparation quick.