Eco-Media is a set of hybrid learning opportunities for students everywhere to explore and produce meaningful media for the critical and compassionate exchange of ideas.
The programs and publications blend the studies and application of deep ecology, social cohesion, civil discourse, well-being, and critical media literacy to engage students in unpacking a complex technological landscape while creating media for a healthier, happier, and more sustainable world.
Schools, educators and students can customize experiences with our Inspire Citizens’ team around launching Eco-Media programs, co-designing learning experiences, embedding humane media and technology literacies into practices and school communities, and empowering learners to design purposeful publications for local and global digital exhibitions and our own Inspire Citizens archives.
Contact Ivy Yan: ivy@twobirds.education for any Eco-Media inquiries
Carly writes, choreographs, and performs her song "Inclusion" in both Mandarin and English to shed light on how we all should strive to help others feel a sense of belonging despite the complexities of relationships and our challenging world. Music and dance can be one such pathway to help us better understand one another.
Read MoreAs part of the Green is Gold film festival, Ian and his team of actors piece together a green-screened, playful, hip-hop wordplay on the data and science related to the complexities of solar panels and green energy in China. Ian’s song and video asks the question, “Why is solar taking so long to implement and does it really have a ‘bright future’?”
Read MoreTaking inspiration from the artist and rapper Cardi B, Katie launches listeners into the world of green energy. Take the time to unpack the lyrics and Katie’s messages, which will help weigh the strengths, challenges, and importance on understanding why green energy solutions are the future.
This video and song is one of many media publications facilitated by Adam Pollock, Inspire Citizens’ Master Teacher, in his inaugural Green is Gold Film Festival.
Read MoreFuture Public Radio’s Shawn Q sits down with Cameroon’s electronic deejay Young Metro to talk music, influences, his own top tracks, and visions on the future of electronic music in a diverse global landscape.
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