Youth Climate Ambassador Workshops

Youth Climate Ambassador Workshops

Professional Development Workshops

Professional Development Workshops

Action Guide

Action Guide

Be The Change Earth Alliance (BTCEA) was founded in 2005 to support positive, interconnected environmental and social change in schools and communities.

Our mission is to inspire, educate, and empower youth to take personal and collective action for a just, sustainable, resilient, and personally-fulfilling world.

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Stories & Updates

Student Networking Spurs Powerful Changes For the Climate and Social Justice

A featured blog post by 8BillionTrees.org

Be the Change Earth Alliance (BTCEA) is a great example of how the commitment of a handful of individuals can spark collective and meaningful action. The problems facing the planet might seem overwhelming, but when people work together, big changes can happen.

September 2021 Newsletter

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Here are some updates from Be the Change as we transition into autumn and the new school year! 

August 2021 Newsletter

Hi,

We hope you are having a restful and re-energizing summer. As we transition back into the school year, we want to highlight some of the new learning and teaching our team has created for teachers and students! 

July 2021 Newsletter

Recent heat waves and raging wildfires across so called “BC” and “Canada” have flooded me with feelings of loss and anguish. For me, these extreme weather events bring the climate crisis painfully close to home, leaving me with an unshakable sense of dread about both our present and future. It’s crucial to recognize that these events, which the climate crisis makes more frequent, have a disproportionate impact on homeless people, Indigenous people, and other marginalized and frontline communities already facing inequities. 

June 2021 Newsletter

As the school year comes to a close, let’s review everything Be the Change Earth Alliance has accomplished since last September. 

May 2021 Newsletter

Check out our updates from a busy and exciting spring!

Reclaiming the Environmental Narrative

The environmental movement has had a long history of excluding or not representing Black, Indigenous and People of Colour (BIPOC). Mainstream representations of environmentalists have been overly homogeneous and typically white. Unfortunately, this problem of non-BIPOC representation still continues today. At the same time, despite BIPOC and racialized communities often carrying the burden and consequences of environmental racism and injustices, they are champions of and frequently responsible for longstanding and unrewarded environmental protection work. 

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