Girls into the Wild Afterschool

Designed to get girls outside, playing and engaging with nature in their own way, instructor Katie Koerten offers games and activities that each girl can participate in at her own comfort level, from climbing trees, to playing camouflage in the forest, to running and whooping wildly through fields. Learn more...

 

 

Living Building as Educator

How is the Hitchcock Center’s Living Building used as an advocacy tool for social and environmental change? Check out designLAB Architect Sam Batchelor and Hitchcock Living Building Coordinator Jessica Schultz on the Build Better Podcast as they talk about what it means to construct and teach from a Living Building. Listen here....

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  1. Nature Discovery Preschool: From Here To There: How Things Move in Nature

    September 20—9:30 am - 11:30 am

  2. Nature Discovery Preschool: From Here To There: How Things Move in Nature

    September 20—1:00 pm - 3:00 pm

  3. Monarch Tagging

    September 22—2:00 pm - 4:00 pm

  4. Nature Play Afterschool

    September 23—3:30 pm - 5:30 pm

  5. Homeschool I: Marvelous Mammals

    September 24—10:00 am - 2:00 pm

  6. Homeschool II: Our Valley, Our Home

    September 24—10:00 am - 2:00 pm

  7. Nature Play Afterschool

    September 25—1:30 pm - 5:30 pm

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"How my generation and future generations will be affected by climate change is a constant source of anxiety and fear. I hold a lot of privilege and know I am not who is going to feel the worst effects of climate change at first, but in my lifetime, if leaders do not commit to turning around the climate crisis soon, I will start to feel the effects. I truly believe change will happen, but with the direction we are going in now, I feel scared." Kala Garrido
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Why young people are striking Friday: ‘I won’t go to school and act like everything is normal’
NORTHAMPTON — On Friday, many students will skip school for a trip to Boston — but it’s not for fun.The students, along with many adults, will attend the youth-led Boston Climate Strike to demand action on climate change. The strike includes a rally...
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Join the Hitchcock Center in Northampton on Friday at 4:30pm at Sheldon Field for the Global Climate Strike, or locate the strike nearest you!
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Pioneer Valley+ Sep 20-27 Global Strike Week
SEPTEMBER GLOBAL CLIMATE STRIKE WEEK: FEATURED EVENTS for PIONEER VALLEY As the young Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg tells us, “our house is on fire.” We need to act like it. September 20 …
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"Massachusetts Teachers Association members are gearing up to support the student-led Global Climate Strike on Sept. 20, following an Aug. 4 vote by the MTA Board of Directors to “encourage participation in the climate strike and commend the young people around the globe who are taking leadership on this critical issue.” #BostonClimateStrike
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