Climate Change Curriculum
Curriculum resources for faculty in different disciplines
Humanities
Humanities disciplines including literature, the arts, philosophy, history and religious studies are essential for living authentic lives in the Anthropocene. Find below curriculum resources for teaching climate change in Humanities disciplines. See also
- Teaching Climate Change in the Community College (faculty guide)
- Humanities and climate change (student guide, last updated 2020)
Curriculum for humanities disciplines
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Teaching Climate Change in the HumanitiesCall Number: EbookPublication Date: 2016Excellent anthology. Includes detailed descriptions of the curriculum in classes including literature, arts, film, philosophy and more.
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Art inspired by the science of climate changeThe project consists of 75+ digital paintings. Each piece is derived from a chart graph, map, word or number relating to key facts or data about climate change.
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Arts & Climate University CoursesDescriptions and syllabi for a wide range of university courses connecting the arts and climate change. Compiled by Artists and Climate Change.
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Dragonfly.ecoA database of books and resources about eco-fiction.
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Sustainability Arts and Humanities - UC - CSU NXTerraCritical sustainability and environmental humanities resources for the classroom, from the University of California/California State University system.
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Teaching Climate Change in the HumanitiesResource for teaching climate change in the humanities and social sciences, including resources and reading lists that can be integrated into a college course syllabus. From CUNY and NYU.
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Teaching Climate Change in English Language ArtsFrom the National Council of Teachers of English, 2016. Includes bibliography of recommended novels and resources.