As part of the local initiatives of the PEACE for Nature project, the International Secretariat of SCI developed this vegan cookbook resource for use during trainings and projects. This cookbook highlights the importance of sustainability and green alternatives in SCI’s activities, as well as the value placed on care work!
This toolkit serves as a tool for climate activists by providing
inspiration and practical guidelines on how to enhance their involvement.
This toolkit provides a comprehensive collection of ideas and practical guidance for incorporating climate justice into your organization’s policies, encouraging a sustainable and equitable future!
This ‘Green Diversity?!’ Global Map is a platform for young people from a variety of backgrounds where they tell their stories and make their claims for climate justice to be heard by a wider audience.
In this toolkit, you will find useful information on these topics: educational work, talks about sustainability and climate protection, and how marginalised and disadvantaged people around the world suffer most from the effects of climate change. You can use the presented methods in any setting that suits you. Use the material to train yourself and others in speaking up for our climate.
This toolkit, created by Pangeuya Ultima UKR in collaboration with SCI Deutscher Zweig e.V., illustrates the use of non-formal education as a method to address and combat the climate crisis. Through innovative approaches and practical activities, the toolkit provides valuable resources and strategies to engage communities and encourage sustainable environmental practices.
This tooklkit brings together already existing material from SCI branches and partners which could be useful for eco-camps.
This toolkit is meant to map the previous toolkits
and resources, and educate regarding the climate crisis
in the planet.Today climate change is for us what
World War I was to Pierre Cérésole -the founder of SCI
in early XX century: it presents a growing
threat to peace, nonviolence and human rights.
A recipe for more Environmentally Sustainable Non-Formal Education
The handbook is the result of the seminar “Climate Beyond Classism”, which discussed the challenges of social class in the context of the climate crisis. The participants shared their experiences in the climate and environmental movement, in the labor movement and in international voluntary work.