Teaching for All: Making Outdoor Learning Accessible and Inclusive

In this episode of the Teach Outdoors podcast, we explore how outdoor education can foster Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging (DEIB) with two incredible guests. Camille Simone Edwards, a DEI practitioner with over 14 years of experience, and Dan Kriesberg, a veteran environmental educator and co-creator of Diversity Education in Nature, join us to discuss how nature can be a powerful space for building community and inclusivity.Together, we dive into why DEIN is essential in education today, the biggest challenges educators face in integrating these principles into outdoor learning, and creative activities that help students engage with diversity and belonging in nature. We also explore how fostering a connection with nature supports a sense of place, stewardship, and community.Tune in for practical strategies, inspiring stories, and actionable steps to make outdoor learning more inclusive for all students.Connect with Our Guests: 🔹 Camille Simone Edwards – Learn more at Camille Simone Consulting 🔹 Dan Kriesberg – Discover his work at Earth WisdomUsing Nature Awareness Skills to Build Communities of BelongingWebinar Description: Join Camille Simone Edwards and Dan Kriesberg, creators of Diversity Education In Nature, for an introduction to using the nature awareness skills of attending wonderfulling. Participants will gain a toolkit of actions they can apply to create communities of belonging through better connections and understanding of each other and the more than human world. The webinar outline:What is Diversity Education In Nature?What are the nature awareness skills of attending, wonderfulling, and pattern-seeking?How can they help build communities of belonging?What are some activities for our toolkit?How to move forward and take your first next step.Date/Time: Tuesday, April 8 – 4p-5p EST via Zoom | Zoom Linkhttps://us02web.zoom.us/j/4867633541 | Registration Linkhttps://tinyurl.com/52d5wzsb----