Turning Passion into a Career
Brittany Hardiman (RCE Greater Western Sydney) explains how she translated her passion for sustainability into a career. Brittany works as a Sustainability Officer at Western Sydney University. Here she discusses the varied opportunities she had professionally since graduating from the School of Science and Health.
Watch the video here.
Board Members of RCE Denmark have unanimously agreed to set up and fund the first established RCE Youth Network in Europe.
The Youth Network comprises of ten diverse and motivated youth from different parts of Denmark, they include four pupils from primary school, two students from high school, two craft apprentices and two other youth. RCE Denmark will support the Youth Network and would serve as mentor to the Youth with the help of NEXT, one of the largest educational institutions in Denmark and Europe.
RCE North Sweden is currently rethinking their vision, goals, strategies and activities. They would like to know: What is the value for continuing as an RCE? Why did you choose RCE as a platform? What have you benefited most from? What would you miss if you closed down your RCE?
Send your answers to Per-Daniel Liljegren from RCE North Sweden at: per-daniel.liljegren@regionvasterbotten.se.
The Global RCE Service Centre has prepared a questionnaire for a preliminary documentation of RCEs' work on biodiversity, ecosystem services, and traditional knowledge (terrestrial, marine and other aquatic ecosystems). Please fill in all the activities (research, assessments, capacity development / training / education / awareness programmes, policy advocacy, projects) of all RCE partners.
All RCEs working in these fields are encouraged to fill out the survey. Results of this documentation will be shared with the network!
The need to develop sustainable ways of living that can reduce the ecological footprint and conserve precious natural resources for future generations is widely recognised as a critical concern of education at all levels.
The 5th ProSPER.Net Leadership Programme “Building transformational leadership towards the Sustainable Development Goals” will be held on 29 June – 5 July, 2017, at Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok, Thailand.
The Programme will provide participants with the necessary inter-disciplinary skills to lead sustainable development initiatives in local, regional or global contexts. The Programme has a special focus on collaborative efforts, leveraging networks and will involve multiple stakeholders.
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This Catalogue of Resources aims to describe the processes in place for new RCEs and existing RCEs alike on how to benefit most from the RCE network.
Guiding Principles for the RCE Community
These resources are based on the core details provided on the RCE Network website and discovered through the development process of RCE Greater Portland (aka, the Greater Portland Sustainability Education Network [GPSEN]). Credit for this work is shared with the various mentors, stakeholders, committees, and Board of Directors. We hope that these efforts can help you work through your own core questions and processes. We had many of the same questions when we started.
RCE Penang is pleased to announce a Public lecture by Professor Charles Hopkins:
Reimagining And Implementing ESD Practices For Education Beyond 2030: Learning and Beyond
Date: 24th January 2017
Venue: Dewan Budaya, Universiti Sains Malaysia
Time: 8.30 - 12.00
The lecture will be livestreamed and the link added to RCE Penangs facebook page and here soon. RCE Penang is also soliciting interest from RCEs in Asia Pacific to organize an inter-RCE collaboration to benefit from this lecture.
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