Worldwide Climate and Justice Education Month | Minneapolis College of Art and Design

Worldwide Climate and Justice Education Month

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In recognition of Climate and Justice Education Month, the MA in Sustainable Design Program will host several mini workshops and a Q&A with program faculty. These sessions will explore how sustainable design education addresses climate change through the lenses of equity, justice, and responsibility. Participants will have the opportunity to engage with faculty on curriculum, research, and the role of designers in supporting just and regenerative futures.

Dates to be announced.

March 2026

Worldwide Climate and Justice Education Month is a global initiative sparking real dialogue on climate solutions and justice in classes and in communities around the world.

Climate Justice requires all of us. Not just climate experts, but everyone, no matter your discipline. Artists, historians, chemists, economists, whatever your profession, we all need to start talking about climate solutions. Think about ways your individual disciplines can participate. Learn More and make climate a class or an event. If you have any questions, please reach out to dkeene@mcad.edu.

Published on
February 20, 2026

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