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COP29 Climate Conference Resources
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A Radical Guide to Reality
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Biodiversity: Using the Law to Drive Change
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PACTS: Politicians Accountable for Climate to Students
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August is about Youth Empowerment
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July is about Partnership
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June is about Nature Connection
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May is about Good Citizenship
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April is the Golden Month
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March is about Respect and Dignity
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February is about Care and Kindness
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January is about Rebooting
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December is about Love Each Other
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November is about Education
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October is about Balance
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September is about Peace (Compassion)
Our latest articles
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The 2024-25 Classroom Calendar is Here!
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.
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PACTS - Empowering students to influence politicians on climate action
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.
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AI & Sustainability Education Webinar with Ed3 DAO - Top Takeaways
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.
Calendar: May
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International Workers Day
Every year on the 1st of May.
Celebrating working people, their organisations and their rights all over the world.
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World Press Freedom Day
Taking place on the 3rd of May every year.
Celebrating the principles of press freedom.
UNESCO
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African World Heritage Day
Every May 5th.
Celebrating African cultural and natural heritage.
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World Red Cross & Red Crescent Day
Taking place on 8th May every year.
Celebrating the birthday of the founder of the Red Cross.
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Europe Day
Taking place on 9th May every year.
Celebrating the creation of the European Union.
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World Migratory Bird Day
Twice a year, on the second Saturday of October (12th) and May (11th).
Highlighting the need to protect migratory birds and their habitats.
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World Fair Trade Day
Taking place on the second Saturday in May every year.
Connecting fair trade producers and customers around the world.
World Fair Trade Organisation
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Mental Health Awareness Week
Every year starting on the second Monday of May.
Raising awareness on the importance of mental health and overcoming potential issues together.
Mental Health Foundation
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Vesak (Buddha Day)
Every year on one of the full moons in May.
Celebrating the life, enlightenment and death of the Buddha.
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International Conscientious Objector Day
Taking place on 15th May every year.
Raising awareness of those who refuse to participate in armed conflict.
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International Day of Families
Every 15th of May.
Raising awareness about the importance of families and resilient communities.
United Nations
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International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia & Biphobia
Taking place on 17th May every year
Campaigning for a prejudice-free world.
Popular resources
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Dollar Street
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Culture Club: Refugee Cultural Heritage
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Climate Change Club in a Box
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Tale of Tamari
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Teaching complex global issues- guidance and lesson plans for secondary teachers
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Awe and Wonder Curriculum
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Colonialism, Slavery and the Industrial Revolution
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Global Project Ideas - Practical Action
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Writing Letters to the Earth
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Children's Rights Poster Set
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How Will You Reboot the Future? - Jamal
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Golden Rule resources
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The Rights of Every Child
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The Oceans and Plastic Pollution - KS2 Activity handbook for teachers
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We Are Nature: Project Pack
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June is about Nature Connection
