0. Keynote: Bringing Climate Crisis to Light in ELA

Allen Webb

1. Horrors of YA Climate Fiction and Brighter Futures

Mark Sulzer

2. Human Impacts of Climate Change through YA Literature

Kasey Short

3. Book Talking Teachable Climate Texts

Sheridan Steelman

4. Storing Carbon Soil, Trees, and Ocean in YA Lit

Becki Maldonado

5. The Four D’s of Climate Change Disaster, Denial, Distraction, and Delay

Katie Eldridge

6. Narratives as Portals to Climate Literacy Concepts

Mark Oziewicz

7. Lord of the Flies and Environmental Crisis

Tim Duggan

8. Teaching the Wild Fires

Stephen Goss & Catherine Lammert

9. Addressing the Vocabulary of Climate Justice Through Arts Integration

Kathryn Allen

10. Teaching Ecojustice via Drama and Creative Nonfiction

Russell Mayo

11. Teaching Climate Justice by Engaging with Youth Authored Texts

Lara Saguisag

12. Exploring the Science behind the Stories: Interdisciplinary Cli Fi Studies

Rebecca Young

13. Understanding of Reading and Writing as Psychic Photosynthesis in Braiding Sweetgrass

Bruce Novak

14. Wild Pedagogies in Teacher Education: Rambling Toward Ecoliteracy

Scott Morrison

15. Twinkling Hope in Dark Curriculum with Nature Walks, Ecopoetry, and Environmental Research

Rich Novack

16.  Ecowriting Our World Critical Media Literacy and Environmental Justice in K12 ELA

Andrea Gambino & Sydney Richmond

17. Using Literature to Prepare Early Childhood and Elementary Teachers to Teach About Climate Justice

Ysaaca Axelrod & Denise Ives

18. The Logic of Domination is our Legacy from the Doctrine of Discovery

Jeff Share

19. Global Warming and the Failure of Democracy

Todd DeStigter

20. Teaching About Climate Migrants and Refugees

Allen Webb