SEEd works for change – supporting changemakers, changing places and changing systems. We train teachers to become changemakers, empower students to become young, active agents of change and can help your school become more sustainable. We advise governments on sustainability and environmental education, currently partnering with the Department for Education, UNESCO and Co-Chairing the Our Shared World coalition. Together – with you – we can turn that reach and expertise into impact.
Why us?
Sustainability and Environmental Education (SEEd) like you, cares about people of all ages and our futures. We create true, lasting change through empowering young people take charge of their lives and take action for their environment and community. We’d love you to join us as we work together to ensure sustainability is at the heart of our lives, now and in the future.
Why now?
We live in a time of great environmental and societal change and crisis. Young people, and many others, are worried, concerned and want to play an active part in making their present and future better. Not only are we seeing this in research and the media, but young people are telling us their concerns via our Attitudes to Sustainability Surveys.
Why you?
To build a better world, we need to work together – no one can do it alone. Whether you are a young person, parent, educator or leader, or an organisation or school, your support and involvement in transformative learning is vital to make the change that guarantees a sustainable future for everyone. Find out how you can get started today.
Research at the Heart of Learning: The SEEd Evidence Hub
We’re excited to announce the launch of the SEEd Evidence Hub – the home of all our research and evidence from over 17 years of impact, work and evaluations.
At SEEd, evidence is central to our work. For nearly two decades, SEEd has been at the forefront of transformative education for sustainability and have built an evidence-base to inform our work, and the national curriculum.
We’ve worked closely with the Universities of Essex and Gloucestershire to undertake detailed evaluations of our programmes, ensuring we refine our work to truly empower young people and adults to become changemakers for a better tomorrow.
Visit the Evidence Hub and dive into decades of insights and recommendations.
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