Gen:Thrive is a collaborative initiative that provides shared data and technology tools to accelerate sustainability education and advance health, equity and climate resilience in K-12 youth and schools.
Gen:Thrive offers a data-driven approach to explore local community needs, identify partnership opportunities, and amplify resources focused on environmental literacy, climate justice, healthy school buildings, outdoor learning, and green workforce development.
Joining forces across all states and sectors, Gen:Thrive aims to provide our field with the tools, information, and insights needed to foster the next generation of resilient sustainability leaders.
How to Use These Resources
Service Providers
- Explore community needs including health, equity and climate risks
- Discover opportunities for strategic collaborationsĀ
- Learn how your K-12 and youth offerings relate to other programs
Educators
- Access a comprehensive directory of K-12 environmental resources
- Strengthen place-based learning and climate resilience with classroom tools
- Understand the types of programs offered in your region and gaps in environmental education services
Community
- Examine connections between K-12 youth, schools, climate, equity, and health
- Identify trends and gaps of program offerings in your regionĀ
- Explore local and state policies and resources for K-12 climate action
The State of Sustainability Education & K-12 Green Schools
Gen:Thrive is growing every day, as it is enriched with fresh data sets, new national programs and resources, and local maps and directories developed in collaboration with state partners.
Tools and Resources
30
State Partners
2,100
Service Providers
1,900
Programs & Resources
Discover community needs and explore the intersection of K-12 youth, schools, equity, climate risks, pollutants, health, green jobs, policy, and other data sets using our robust ArcGIS maps and network analysis tools.
Climate, Equity & Education Map
Uncover needs and opportunities at the intersection of K-12 audiences, equity, climate risks, pollutants, health, green jobs, and other data sets using our robust interactive map.
Interactive Directories
Explore and compare state policies that address green schools and K-12 climate resilience across the United States. These directories are the result of a research project furthered by the Aspen Instituteās K-12 Climate Action Initiative and EcoRise.
Educational Resources
Search our database for programs and filter by region, environmental topics, offerings, ages served, and more. The database allows for viewing and exporting field-trend visualizations as well as contact information.
K-12 Programs & Resources
Select a theme below to explore related K-12 programs and resources. Every day we are adding new providers, so check back often to see which states and organizations are now participating.