In recent years, the world has witnessed extreme events that have marked the lives of millions of people. From devastating wildfires to catastrophic floods and
Ever thought about how your school could help save the planet? Well, some schools in the EU are taking big steps to become more eco-friendly,
The climate crisis has become impossible to ignore, with extreme weather events like hurricanes, floods, wildfires, and droughts happening more frequently and impacting communities worldwide.
Let’s start with a question: When does something or someone need protection? The answer is simple—when it’s weaker or more vulnerable than something else. Now,
At CEIP Mozart, a primary school in Madrid, we are championing sustainability through an innovative initiative: a T-shirt reuse flea market. This project aims to
Summer is a good moment to take some distance from our rutinary lives, and the projects we are already involved in. It can be a
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