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Gen:Thrive Oregon is being coordinated by Gray Family Foundation. Gray Family Foundation is founded on the belief that fostering an understanding and appreciation of our natural world is a crucial part of a child's education. We are committed to advancing inclusive, equitable, and diverse opportunities that enable all Oregonians to strengthen their connection to place through meaningful experiences in the outdoors. In partnership with networks across Oregon, Gen:Thrive will compile and share data to help focus our efforts where it matters most in providing equitable access to environmental education and outdoor opportunities.

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Gen:Thrive

Gen:Thrive, a program of EcoRise, is a collaborative initiative that provides shared data and technology tools to accelerate sustainability and advance health, equity and climate resilience in K–12 schools.

Project Overview

The goal of Gen:Thrive Oregon is to provide information, tools, data, and coordination to help deepen our understanding of environmental education programming and provide greater accessibility for all people in Oregon. When completed, these resources will be open to the public and shared with community and school leaders to inform and advance K-12 environmental and outdoor education in Oregon. The tools will help identify opportunities, gaps and barriers preventing successful implementation across our state and recommendations and next steps for increasing access.

 

Project Partners

Environmental Educators of Oregon (EEAO) supports environmental educators, outdoor educators, social justice teachers, nature guides, program administrators, and anyone that values the power of learning about place, communities, and our relationship with each.

Oregon Farm to School School Garden Network (OFSSGN) connects and supports farm to school practitioners in Oregon to create a just,equitable food and education system that provides access to healthy, local school meals and food, farm and garden education.

Oregon State University Extension Outdoor School program is for all fifth and sixth grade students and provides funding to implement outdoor school within the requirements of ORS 327.390.

Friends of Outdoor School (FODS) connects, supports, and advocates for all of Oregon’s diverse students to learn at inclusive and accessible Outdoor School programs that contribute to educational development, inspire youth, promote personal growth, and embrace justice.

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