Teach Your Kids Daniel Jasper: Climate Action for Parents and Kids
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Teach Your Kids: LinkedIn | Website | X | Instagram | Substack | Facebook | TikTok
Manisha: LinkedIn | X | Instagram | Facebook
Daniel Jasper: Project Drawdown | Street Civics | LinkedIn | Blog | X
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Books, Articles, Publications, and Videos
- Drawdown: The Most Comprehensive Plan Ever Proposed to Reverse Global Warming - Paul Hawken
- Freakonomics Revised and Expanded Edition - Steven Levitt
- Access to electricity improves slightly in 2023, but still far from the pace needed to meet SDG7 Cozzi, L., Wetzel, D., Tonolo, G., Diarra, N., & Roge, A. (2023, September 15) International Energy Agency.
- Policy Brief: Girls’ education and family planning
- Girls’ Education, Family Planning, and Climate Adaptation
- Educating Girls
- YouTube: Climate Solutions that Boost Human Well-Being in Africa and South Asia
Organizations
- Center for International Environmental Law
- Clean Cooking Alliance
- Friends of the Earth
- International Energy Agency
- Rewiring America
- Street Civics
- UNdata
- Union of Concerned Scientists
Related Resources
- Drawdown Roadmap
- Drawdown Solutions Library
- Ecological Footprint Calculator
- High-Impact Climate Actions for Households
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Time Codes
00:00:00 - Manisha Snoyer introduces her guest Dan Jasper, policy advisor for Project Drawdown's Drawdown Lift program
00:03:00 - Manisha discusses the importance of climate education in homeschooling
00:06:00 - Dan Jasper describes his role at Project Drawdown and the organization's mission
00:12:20 - Discussion on how the education of girls and women ties into sustainability and climate change
00:15:40 - Jasper highlights the challenges of climate resilience in low and middle-income countries
00:21:40 - Dan Jasper highlights that the connection between sustainability and global conflicts is complex, with resource scarcity playing a variable role
00:25:30 - Discussion on the importance of sustainable practices in everyday life
00:31:20 - Jasper shares how both personal actions and policy changes are vital in tackling climate change, emphasizing the power of local engagement.
00:37:57 - Manisha and Dan discuss how to identify effective organizations for climate action
00:43:00 - Exploring the future of climate change advocacy and potential career paths
00:47:42 - Dan Jasper talks about Street Civics, a resource he created for practical civic engagement education
00:49:08 - The episode concludes with Dan sharing his experience learning Aikido, a pacifist martial art, and its influence on his advocacy work and personal philosophy
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