Nobel Prize Teacher Summit 2019
Climate Change Changes Everything
The way we address climate change in education will have a huge impact on the life of future generations.
But how do we fulfill our duty to educate without creating anxiety and fear? How do we support our students to transform their urge to make a difference into constructive actions?
The roadmap is set in the UN’s 17 sustainable development goals. To meet the greatest challenge of our time we need to find an interdisciplinary and creative approach in education.
Teachers from over 30 countries joined Nobel Prize laureates, top scientists, peace activists for the 2019 summit in Stockholm.
The speakers
Hiroshi Amano, Nobel Prize in Physics 2014
Mario J. Molina, Nobel Prize in Chemistry 1995
Beatrice Fihn, Executive Director, International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons (ICAN)
Ulf Danielsson, Professor of Theoretical Physics, Uppsala University
Mathias Demetriades, Den globala skolan, Swedish Council for Higher Education
Ulrika Florin, Senior Lecturer in Information Design, Mälardalen University
Patrick Gallagher, Teacher
Steven Hartman, Guest Professor of English, Mälardalen University
Andrea Hvistendahl, Visual Artist and Lecturer in Information Design, Mälardalen University
Malin Ideland, Professor in Educational Sciences, Malmö University
Anders Jonsson, Teacher
Melda Nahnfeldt, Climate activist, Fridays for Future
Ell Ottosson Jarl, Climate activist, Fridays for Future
Johan Rockström, Professor, Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research
Karolina Sandahl, Den globala skolan, Swedish Council for Higher Education
Anna Ekström, Minister for Education, Sweden