‘Sky Day Project’ Asks People To Mindfully Observe The Sky For Climate Change
By Steve Bynum
‘Sky Day Project’ Asks People To Mindfully Observe The Sky For Climate Change
By Steve Bynum
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The Sky Day Project is a collaboration of artists and scientists from across the world to contemplate, discuss and act on the climate crisis in a strictly non-partisan manner. Each September, the organization encourages school-aged children to look up and photograph the sky in support of the climate and planet.
Reset learns more about the project, which includes a Nobel Prize winner and an astronaut.
GUESTS: Ben Whitehouse, artist and founding executive director of Sky Day
Dr. Danielle Lawson, assistant professor of science education at Penn State University
Jesse Semeyn, Sky Day’s curriculum director; Next Generation science standards expert
Desa Bolger, Sky Day ambassador
SkyDay declares it “is not affiliated with any political group/org”