Reboot the Future is excited to announce the 2024-25 Classroom Calendar. Designed to inspire global citizenship and critical thinking, this year’s calendar integrates 12 new themed activities and conversation starters to help educators bring global issues into the classroom.
PACTS (Politicians Accountable for Climate To Students) is the latest initiative from Reboot the Future, created in collaboration with The Harmony Project and SEEd (Sustainability and Environmental Education). PACTS empowers students to influence politicians on climate action through six structured activities, providing schools with the tools to create meaningful change in their communities.
Discover the insights from our recent webinar on AI and Sustainability Education, featuring Vriti Saraf of Ed3 DAO. Co-hosted by Reboot the Future and Ed3 DAO, the webinar addressed the pressing need for educators to incorporate sustainability into their lessons amid time constraints and exam-focused curricula. Exploring how AI can empower educators, the session covered topics ranging from generative AI and bias recognition to practical approaches for integrating sustainability education.
Taking place on 2nd April every year.
Celebrating children's books and inspiring a love of reading.
Taking place on April 5th every year.
Celebrating the Golden Rule and its use as a tool for peacebuilding.
Taking place on 7th April every year.
Raising awareness of global health issues and their solutions.
Taking place on 12th April every year.
Giving a voice to street children so their rights cannot be ignored.
Occuring every year on the 15th day of the Hebrew month Nissan.
Remembering a key moment in Jewish history, the exodus from Egypt.
Taking place on 13th or 14th April every year.
Sikh new year festival commemorating an important act in the establishment of the Sikh religion.
Every year on the week around the 24th of April.
Raising awareness for a sustainable, fair and just fashion industry.
Taking place on 18th April every year.
Celebrating the world's built cultural heritage.
Taking place on 22nd April every year.
Raising awareness of the challenges to the well-being of our planet and the life it supports.
Taking place on 25th April every year.
Raising awareness of malaria as a curable and preventable disease.