On a bright October day, dozens of New York City public school teachers with air quality monitors in hand ventured to the East River. As part of an Air Quality and Environmental Justice Training with CELF at the New York City Department of Education’s Office of Sustainability, these educators were eagerly taking their first readings and planning projects for the classroom. Meanwhile in California, California–based nonprofit Ten Strands has selected CELF as one of seven diverse organizations to spearhead the development of climate change andenvironmental justice K–12 curriculum units across California. Read about these developments and more in our October newsletter.
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