8 Educators providing Climate courses in Glasgow

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Climate Glasgow

interfaith scotland

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Glasgow

Interfaith Scotland is a Scottish charity (SC029486) specialising in promoting and facilitating constructive engagement between different faith and belief communities across Scotland through dialogue, educational activities, civic engagement and the promotion of religious equality. Interfaith Scotland provides a forum for people from diverse religions to dialogue with one another on matters of religious, national and civic importance. We facilitate dialogue for local interfaith groups, faith communities, young people, women, religious leaders, our members and members of the general public. We educate and engage through presentations and seminars, religion and belief equality training, school workshops and producing resources.

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green guardians

Thornliebank,

We love what we do Our Green Guardians team works to benefit people and our environment locally. Our passionate team is working for a world without waste! Our working process We empower our community to live a low carbon life. We are an exciting grassroots organisation, cooperatively run and

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fun and fit bike

Glasgow

The experience has a range of options to suit audiences and objectives. From simple rock-up and enjoy making pedal-powered healthy smoothies and juices to ones that enable participants to measure their key health stats as a means of making informed choices about improvement actions they wish to take. Every option can include a pre/post-experience survey to evidence improved health and wellbeing awareness and achievement.

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emen

access

The Ethnic Minority Environmental Network (EMEN) creates connections between ethnic minority groups and individuals, and mainstream organisations addressing climate change and climate justice in Scotland. EMEN promotes local and national actions that address climate change while being more inclusive of ethnic minority voices. Join us today!

united yemeni community in scotland

Glasgow

United Yemeni Community in Scotland - UYCS is a charity community registered by OSCR number SC052140 dedicated to supporting asylum seekers, refugees, students and migrants from Yemen national, which currently has more than 162 members. It is a member of the Scottish Council for Voluntary Organisation (SCVO) and the Scottish Communities Climate Action Network (SCCAN).

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propagate scotland

Wishaw

Propagate is a worker led collective specialising in local, community and sustainable food projects. We work mostly across Central and SouthWest Scotland. Propagate works collaboratively to co-create equitable, healthy and resilient food systems. We believe food systems change offers real solutions to addressing our climate, nature and cultural emergency. We are open to innovative partnerships with everyone, from grassroots groups and businesses to public sector organisations. Have a browse through our project pages to find out more about what we get up to, or follow our socials.

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bannerman high school

Glasgow

The aim of the school is to provide a safe, happy, ordered and stimulating learning community in which each individual can achieve his or her potential, socially and intellectually, in a caring climate of mutual respect. Working with parents and the wider community, we seek to develop successful learners, confident individuals, responsible citizens and effective contributors.

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sealy macwheely

Kirkintilloch

Hi I'm Katie, the face behind Sealy MacWheely. I am a passionate spinner, knitter and lover of all things bright and colourful! Sealy MacWheely began with very humble beginnings and came into being initially whilst I was a student to raise money for the brilliant charity, Childreach International, with whom I trekked through the Andes of Peru in the summer of 2013. Once the trek to the summit of Machu Picchu was complete I simply couldn't let go of my wee business and after graduating and moving down to the outskirts of the wonderful city of Glasgow I refreshed and rebranded and began the daunting task of vending at local craft markets. It didn't take long for my business to outgrow itself and soon I was driving across the country to larger yarn and fibre festivals and events and with a little hesitation and a lot of excitement I eventually quit my regular job and took up Sealy MacWheely full time. This of course led me to my wee Yarn & Fibre Shop which would never have existed had it not been for the incredible support of our amazing yarn community. With the help of a successful Kickstarter campaign in the autumn of 2018 I was able to move into my beautiful wee shop in Kirkintilloch where I could focus all my creative energy into sharing my love of fluff and colour! I am also passionate about ecology and the environmental impact of my business has been factored into every decision I make. Both the shop and my home where I do my dyeing are powered by 100% renewable energy and I use absolutely no single use plastics in my branded products. I am proud to announce that Sealy MacWheely has recently teamed up with Ecologi, meaning that for every purchase made both in the shop and online a tree will be planted in an effort to combat the climate emergency that our planet currently faces. Although the Covid 19 pandemic has been a bumpy ride the shop has recently moved to a new premises with an in-situ dye studio and I have absolutely no intention of giving up! In fact I have so many exciting adventures lined up for the next year that I can't wait to share with you so keep your eyes peeled!

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