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Good reads for you, your child and the planet
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Family Films – Discussing Parenting and Education
News
We are looking forward to 12 weeks of good ideas on raising the next generation. Every Thursday evening, we will watch and discuss Family Films, a course consisting of 12 sessions on parenting and education. The course starts on January 23 and lasts until April 24. Learn more about each session in this article.
Womb Waters Ober-Grafendorf
Mobile Campus
Before we are born, the water in our mother's womb surrounds our body and keeps us alive. After we are born, we are immersed in a world characterized by water surfaces and bodies of water. Even if we have lost this direct contact with the element of water, we are still surrounded by it and dependent on it.
Josef Schöffel Award for services to environmental protection.
Big Friendly Giants
We are delighted to have received the Josef Schöffel Environmental Award from the state of Lower Austria on December 5. The cooperation between Green Steps, FG Lanius and Die Grünen St. Pölten was honored as well as the innovative approach of the educational project Big Friendly Giants.
Trash Hero
Plastic Pirates
Green Steps has formed the first Trash Hero chapter in Austria and has started on November 29th a collaboration with the Switzerland based organization.
Behind Green Steps: Sophia
Team Intro
Filipina-Swiss Workawayer with a passion for nature restoration and climate justice.
Behind Green Steps: Petra
Team Intro
Meet Petra: a bubbly individual passionate about social change, healthy plant based living and yoga and sports junkie.
What does it mean to be human? Indigenous stewardship, education and participatory biotope maintenance
Environment
Fostering a deep respect for nature among individuals in our society is key to building resilience. Individuals who feel a sense of belonging and responsibility towards the land and the planet we inhabit have a deeper connection and understanding of the environment and make greater efforts in taking care of it. Indigenous populations have done this throughout their entire existence. Today, participatory biotope maintenance could be one of the ways in which stewardship can continue to be brought forward, flipping the role of humans in the Anthropocene.
Behind Green Steps: CHRISTINA
Team Intro
Meet Christina, our intern from Greece who spent three months in Green Steps!
Learning what matters in the Anthropocene
Pedagogy
This article looks into the psychology of why we do not react to climate change with the urgency which is needed, and explains the neurology behind human fight and flight behavior. It conceives a learning platform which combines positive communication with an infrastructure of human motivation.
