Climate Camp is the longest running youth program from Earth Charter Indiana. It’s grown from just one week of foundational climate science and action to include policy, public transit, food equity, and youth resilience. This summer we’re offering FIVE weeks of camp for ages 6-18 years old, and we have bilingual registration for Spanish speaking families. Click the buttons below to learn more.
El Campamento Climatico es el programa más antiguo de Earth Charter Indiana (Carta de la Tierra Indiana). Al inicio de este programa, solo ofrecíamos una semana sobre las fundaciones de la ciencia del cambio climático y cómo tomar medidas de acción. Ahora incluimos a esos temas la política, el transporte público, la equidad de comida, y la resiliencia de los juveniles. Este verano ofreceremos CINCO campamentos para edades 6-18, y ofreceremos apoyo para las familias hispanohablantes. Si quiere ayuda con la inscripción o si tiene dudas, favor de ponerse en contacto con Miranda Frausto, la Coordinadora de Compromiso Latino/x/e de Earth Charter Indiana (miranda@earthcharterindiana.org).
Join our annual day of action to promote policies that enable energy freedom by harvesting more homegrown Hoosier clean energy! The day will include a rally, renewable energy fair, a free lunch, and other activities. Throughout the event, supporters will meet with their legislators to urge the General Assembly to support a renewable energy future.
Online Advocacy training
Join our upcoming Renewable Energy Day Training Webinar, Tuesday, January 14 at 12pm ET, designed to equip you with the skills and confidence to engage with your representatives effectively at Renewable Energy Day - RSVP here!
In an effort to better understand local growers and foster collaboration, ECI is working with the City of Indianapolis Office of Public Health and Safety—Division of Community Nutrition and Food Policy (OPHS- DCNFP), Purdue Extension, and Indiana Grown for Schools to collect data on the garden/farm ecosystem in Marion County. We will use the information shared in this survey to tailor future programming support and potential funding opportunities. If you have any questions, please reach out to Tatjana Rebelle tatjana@earthcharterindiana.org.
This survey will take about 10 minutes to complete. You may also choose to be included on a map of farms and gardens in Indianapolis that will be shared on the City of Indianapolis OPHS-DCNFP website.
Earth Charter Indiana Mission
Earth Charter Indiana exists to inspire and advance sustainable, just and peaceful living in Indiana by promoting the values and principles of the Earth Charter. We are excited for what is to come and know that with the community we are fostering will be able to create a more resilient and equitable future for Indiana.
