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Places We Live Workshop in Albuquerque
October 24, 2015 @ 9:00 am - 3:30 pm
Free
EEANM is partnering with Querencia Green, School on Wheels and South Valley MainStreet for this workshop about local communities.
The urban environment includes everything that is in the neighborhood, both built and natural features. Educators, both classroom and nonformal, are invited to come learn about what creates community character and what students and groups can do to become engaged in determining development in their own communities. A hands-on, green-infrastructure, follow-up project will provide an opportunity to bring students to contribute to the improvement of their own community and learn new skills that can be applied at your own school or outdoor area.
All attendees receive Project Learning Tree’s Exploring Environmental Issues: Places We Live curriculum and a delicious lunch. In addition, teachers receive a $50 stipend for the educator workshop on October 24th and $75 for attending the follow-up TBD for a total of $125! Must attend the educator workshop to participate in the follow-up hands-on activity with students and receive the second stipend.
Workshop Fee: $20.00 Free! Plus receive up to $125 stipend!
Fees have been covered thanks to generous funding from the Albuquerque Community Foundation.