As education continues to be a core pillar of sustainability, millions of students across the globe start to embrace new education methodologies and curricula, the ones that will serve to develop the necessary skills and knowledge for sustainable development. From global citizenship to green skills and collaboration, this session presents strong case studies of educating with impact, showcasing how Education for Sustainable Development can empower learners to make a tangible difference in their communities and beyond.

Speakers

• Monika Froehler, CEO, Ban Ki-moon Centre for Global Citizens 

• Sinead Bovell, Founder & CEO, WAYE

• Ilan Enverga, Founder and Executive Director, Global Changemaker Schools

• Stacy Nyathi, Communications Project Lead, Global Schools Program 

• Moderated by Kayla Colyard, Education Manager of the SDG Academy, SDSN

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This session is part of the Vatican Youth Symposium. The Symposium, in its ninth year, has developed into a leading global forum for young leaders in sustainable development and an intergenerational platform for building social movements.

This year's theme, “Voices of Change: Sparking Hope with Sustainable Solutions,” will prompt participants to consider how youth can envision and create a form of progress that — in the word of Pope Francis  — is “healthier, more human, more social and more integral.”