We are proud to launch an open resource learning series on sustainable climate action and resilient food systems. This learning series is open to any and all learners interested in taking action on climate change, food security and sustainable livelihoods. Whether you are an individual facing climate change, a community volunteer, leader, or non-profit field worker - these courses offer a broad range of knowledge and topics on climate resilience. Take one course or all six, each is free, flexible, and fully accessible online. Explore the learning series below.
Explore six practical courses you can take on the following topics:
Climate Change and Taking Action
Understand climate change and how to take local action for global impact.
Access the course here: https://opentextbooks.colvee.org/climatechangeclimateaction
Attain Food Security through Subsistence and Sustainable Agriculture
Learn how to grow food sustainably, improve nutrition, and build resilient communities.
Access the course here: https://opentextbooks.colvee.org/foodsecuritysustainableagriculture/
Gender Equality, Climate Change & Food Security
Discover why women are central to climate resilience and sustainable food systems.
Access the course here: https://opentextbooks.colvee.org/genderequalityclimatechangefoodsecurity/
Creating Gender-Sensitive, Climate-Responsive Livelihoods to Build Self-Reliant, Resilient Local Economies
Explore how inclusive, sustainable livelihoods build stronger local economies.
Access the course here: https://opentextbooks.colvee.org/genderclimatesustainablelivelihoods/
Using Innovations and Climate-Responsive Actions to Build Community Resilience
Use innovation and local conservation to strengthen climate response.
Access the course here: https://opentextbooks.colvee.org/climateresponsiveactionscommunityresilience/
Respecting Indigenous Rights and Practices: Ways to a Better Planet
Learn from Indigenous wisdom to protect nature and fight climate change.
Access the course here: https://opentextbooks.colvee.org/respectingindigenousrightsandpractices/