I learn about discoveries, inventions, and actions people are taking in response to climate change because this knowledge is a huge source of HOPE and can combat mis/dis-information. Also learn what YOU can do. (see “SOLUTIONS” in site-menu)
Let’s explore working together! Please reach-out via my Contact Page.
I learn about discoveries, inventions, and actions people are taking in response to climate change because this knowledge is a huge source of HOPE and can combat mis/dis-information. Also learn what YOU can do. (see “SOLUTIONS” in site-menu)
Let’s explore working together! Please reach-out via my Contact Page.
PERSONAL INTERESTS MOTIVATE LEARNING
Water-Strider(c)1994-96 Cynthia Pannucci, aquatic sculpture with a solar cell promotes renewable energy
Projects motivated by personal interests can teach research, critical thinking, focus, maker skills, experimentation, and build perseverance among other resilience skills.
Kids love animals and their empathy from learning about species extinction, could seed dreams of fantasy solutions. Imagination is not frivolous… it’s the “mother-of-invention”!
My FREE,“How-To” Workshop Video can be a fun climate action that will help reduce climate-anxiety while also increasing public visibility as an intriguing “conversation-starter”.
I learn about discoveries, inventions, and actions people are taking in response to climate change because this knowledge is a huge source of HOPE and can combat mis/dis-information. Also learn what YOU can do. (see “SOLUTIONS” in site-menu)
Let’s explore working together! Please reach-out via my Contact Page.
CULTURAL ACTION MATTERS
Tortugas Verdes, a group coloring project in The Galápagos, 2012
Science data can be intimidating, but creative activities are a fun way to learn and share thoughts and feelings about scientific findings.
PERSONAL INTERESTS MOTIVATE LEARNING
Water-Strider(c)1994-96 Cynthia Pannucci, aquatic sculpture with a solar cell promotes renewable energy
Projects motivated by personal interests can teach research, critical thinking, focus, maker skills, experimentation, and build perseverance among other resilience skills.
Kids love animals and their empathy from learning about species extinction, could seed dreams of fantasy solutions. Imagination is not frivolous… it’s the “mother-of-invention”!
My FREE,“How-To” Workshop Video can be a fun climate action that will help reduce climate-anxiety while also increasing public visibility as an intriguing “conversation-starter”.
I learn about discoveries, inventions, and actions people are taking in response to climate change because this knowledge is a huge source of HOPE and can combat mis/dis-information. Also learn what YOU can do. (see “SOLUTIONS” in site-menu)
Let’s explore working together! Please reach-out via my Contact Page.
Today’s youth have the most to lose and can be effective “influencers” in motivating peers and elders to make sustainable, zero-carbon decisions. And, engaging after-school projects can initiate new academic interests.
CULTURAL ACTION MATTERS
Tortugas Verdes, a group coloring project in The Galápagos, 2012
Science data can be intimidating, but creative activities are a fun way to learn and share thoughts and feelings about scientific findings.
PERSONAL INTERESTS MOTIVATE LEARNING
Water-Strider(c)1994-96 Cynthia Pannucci, aquatic sculpture with a solar cell promotes renewable energy
Projects motivated by personal interests can teach research, critical thinking, focus, maker skills, experimentation, and build perseverance among other resilience skills.
Kids love animals and their empathy from learning about species extinction, could seed dreams of fantasy solutions. Imagination is not frivolous… it’s the “mother-of-invention”!
My FREE,“How-To” Workshop Video can be a fun climate action that will help reduce climate-anxiety while also increasing public visibility as an intriguing “conversation-starter”.
I learn about discoveries, inventions, and actions people are taking in response to climate change because this knowledge is a huge source of HOPE and can combat mis/dis-information. Also learn what YOU can do. (see “SOLUTIONS” in site-menu)
Let’s explore working together! Please reach-out via my Contact Page.
Designing community maker projects that spark a desire for understanding and taking individual and collective action on climate change.
(Click red titles in image captions for project details pages.)
Reading online news articles about the devastating impacts of climate change made me angry, and I wanted to know HOW and WHYit is happening.
ENGAGING THE ENERGY OF YOUTH
Fishes Feed Us performance on the United Nations Plaza, NYC for World Environment Day 2007
Today’s youth have the most to lose and can be effective “influencers” in motivating peers and elders to make sustainable, zero-carbon decisions. And, engaging after-school projects can initiate new academic interests.
CULTURAL ACTION MATTERS
Tortugas Verdes, a group coloring project in The Galápagos, 2012
Science data can be intimidating, but creative activities are a fun way to learn and share thoughts and feelings about scientific findings.
PERSONAL INTERESTS MOTIVATE LEARNING
Water-Strider(c)1994-96 Cynthia Pannucci, aquatic sculpture with a solar cell promotes renewable energy
Projects motivated by personal interests can teach research, critical thinking, focus, maker skills, experimentation, and build perseverance among other resilience skills.
Kids love animals and their empathy from learning about species extinction, could seed dreams of fantasy solutions. Imagination is not frivolous… it’s the “mother-of-invention”!
My FREE,“How-To” Workshop Video can be a fun climate action that will help reduce climate-anxiety while also increasing public visibility as an intriguing “conversation-starter”.
I learn about discoveries, inventions, and actions people are taking in response to climate change because this knowledge is a huge source of HOPE and can combat mis/dis-information. Also learn what YOU can do. (see “SOLUTIONS” in site-menu)
Let’s explore working together! Please reach-out via my Contact Page.
The Purpose Of My Work
Designing community maker projects that spark a desire for understanding and taking individual and collective action on climate change.
(Click red titles in image captions for project details pages.)
Reading online news articles about the devastating impacts of climate change made me angry, and I wanted to know HOW and WHYit is happening.
ENGAGING THE ENERGY OF YOUTH
Fishes Feed Us performance on the United Nations Plaza, NYC for World Environment Day 2007
Today’s youth have the most to lose and can be effective “influencers” in motivating peers and elders to make sustainable, zero-carbon decisions. And, engaging after-school projects can initiate new academic interests.
CULTURAL ACTION MATTERS
Tortugas Verdes, a group coloring project in The Galápagos, 2012
Science data can be intimidating, but creative activities are a fun way to learn and share thoughts and feelings about scientific findings.
PERSONAL INTERESTS MOTIVATE LEARNING
Water-Strider(c)1994-96 Cynthia Pannucci, aquatic sculpture with a solar cell promotes renewable energy
Projects motivated by personal interests can teach research, critical thinking, focus, maker skills, experimentation, and build perseverance among other resilience skills.
Kids love animals and their empathy from learning about species extinction, could seed dreams of fantasy solutions. Imagination is not frivolous… it’s the “mother-of-invention”!
My FREE,“How-To” Workshop Video can be a fun climate action that will help reduce climate-anxiety while also increasing public visibility as an intriguing “conversation-starter”.
I learn about discoveries, inventions, and actions people are taking in response to climate change because this knowledge is a huge source of HOPE and can combat mis/dis-information. Also learn what YOU can do. (see “SOLUTIONS” in site-menu)
Let’s explore working together! Please reach-out via my Contact Page.
The Purpose Of My Work
Designing community maker projects that spark a desire for understanding and taking individual and collective action on climate change.
(Click red titles in image captions for project details pages.)
Reading online news articles about the devastating impacts of climate change made me angry, and I wanted to know HOW and WHYit is happening.
ENGAGING THE ENERGY OF YOUTH
Fishes Feed Us performance on the United Nations Plaza, NYC for World Environment Day 2007
Today’s youth have the most to lose and can be effective “influencers” in motivating peers and elders to make sustainable, zero-carbon decisions. And, engaging after-school projects can initiate new academic interests.
CULTURAL ACTION MATTERS
Tortugas Verdes, a group coloring project in The Galápagos, 2012
Science data can be intimidating, but creative activities are a fun way to learn and share thoughts and feelings about scientific findings.
PERSONAL INTERESTS MOTIVATE LEARNING
Water-Strider(c)1994-96 Cynthia Pannucci, aquatic sculpture with a solar cell promotes renewable energy
Projects motivated by personal interests can teach research, critical thinking, focus, maker skills, experimentation, and build perseverance among other resilience skills.
Kids love animals and their empathy from learning about species extinction, could seed dreams of fantasy solutions. Imagination is not frivolous… it’s the “mother-of-invention”!
My FREE,“How-To” Workshop Video can be a fun climate action that will help reduce climate-anxiety while also increasing public visibility as an intriguing “conversation-starter”.
I learn about discoveries, inventions, and actions people are taking in response to climate change because this knowledge is a huge source of HOPE and can combat mis/dis-information. Also learn what YOU can do. (see “SOLUTIONS” in site-menu)
Let’s explore working together! Please reach-out via my Contact Page.
The Purpose Of My Work
Designing community maker projects that spark a desire for understanding and taking individual and collective action on climate change.
(Click red titles in image captions for project details pages.)
Reading online news articles about the devastating impacts of climate change made me angry, and I wanted to know HOW and WHYit is happening.
ENGAGING THE ENERGY OF YOUTH
Fishes Feed Us performance on the United Nations Plaza, NYC for World Environment Day 2007
Today’s youth have the most to lose and can be effective “influencers” in motivating peers and elders to make sustainable, zero-carbon decisions. And, engaging after-school projects can initiate new academic interests.
CULTURAL ACTION MATTERS
Tortugas Verdes, a group coloring project in The Galápagos, 2012
Science data can be intimidating, but creative activities are a fun way to learn and share thoughts and feelings about scientific findings.
PERSONAL INTERESTS MOTIVATE LEARNING
Water-Strider(c)1994-96 Cynthia Pannucci, aquatic sculpture with a solar cell promotes renewable energy
Projects motivated by personal interests can teach research, critical thinking, focus, maker skills, experimentation, and build perseverance among other resilience skills.
Kids love animals and their empathy from learning about species extinction, could seed dreams of fantasy solutions. Imagination is not frivolous… it’s the “mother-of-invention”!
My FREE,“How-To” Workshop Video can be a fun climate action that will help reduce climate-anxiety while also increasing public visibility as an intriguing “conversation-starter”.
I learn about discoveries, inventions, and actions people are taking in response to climate change because this knowledge is a huge source of HOPE and can combat mis/dis-information. Also learn what YOU can do. (see “SOLUTIONS” in site-menu)
Let’s explore working together! Please reach-out via my Contact Page.
