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We provide a super exciting education experience for school children worldwide — about space and climate change, using film-making and social media.
Space4Climate begins piloting programmes that connect space exploration with climate literacy for young learners.
The program expands with educators, scientists, and mentors collaborating to deliver story-driven climate learning experiences.
Hands-on sessions reach new schools and community groups, combining satellite stories with practical climate activities.
Space4Climate establishes its first digital learning hub, expanding its volunteer network and online program reach.
Learners complete collaborative projects that link space data to real climate challenges in their local communities.
Space4Climate strengthens partnerships with schools and climate organizations to scale hands-on learning impact.
We aim to help millions of young people build climate confidence through space-inspired education.
Space4Climate begins piloting programmes that connect space exploration with climate literacy for young learners.
The program expands with educators, scientists, and mentors collaborating to deliver story-driven climate learning experiences.
Hands-on sessions reach new schools and community groups, combining satellite stories with practical climate activities.
Space4Climate establishes its first digital learning hub, expanding its volunteer network and online program reach.
Learners complete collaborative projects that link space data to real climate challenges in their local communities.
Space4Climate strengthens partnerships with schools and climate organizations to scale hands-on learning impact.
New facilitator training and open program resources make it easier for communities to run high-impact sessions.
The network continues growing internationally with more immersive climate learning programs focused on space, climate, and innovation.
We aim to help millions of young people build climate confidence through space-inspired education.
Jim, a space educator based in Bonn, founded Space4Climate after COP26 and Fridays for Future woke him up through his four children. Satellites are “magical boxes” that help us understand climate change — and he wants to tell that story in the most exciting way possible. The organisation is 100% volunteer-driven.
We are proud of our Honorary Board — Barbara Ryan, Mazlan Othman, Jeanne Holm, and Lisa Vitaris — and a global Board of Advisors who help us create impact.
Explore our biggest moments from 2025 as we continue to grow our climate education movement.
