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The Engineering Navigator is a prototype AI-powered platform that connects students, families, and educators to engineering opportunities across the U.S. To show the power of this tool, we're focusing on North Carolina, where we're mapping local events and programs to show what's possible when communities are connected.
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13 climate change Events Found
Durham Earth Day Festival
Join us in celebrating Earth Day 2026 as we unite to honor and protect the planet. This year's theme, 'Our Power, Our Planet,' highlights the incredible potential everyone has to drive positive change for the environment. From individuals to communities, and businesses to governments, we all hold the power to create a sustainable future. Rain or shine event. In case of severe weather, call 919-560-4636 and press 8 for event status. Volunteer opportunities available through ivolunteer site with t-shirt, snacks, and water provided.
Durham Central Park
Free and open to...
Free and open to the public
4/19/26
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19
Durham Earth Day Festival
Join us in celebrating Earth Day 2026 as we unite to honor and protect the planet. This year's theme, 'Our Power, Our Planet,' highlights the incredible potential everyone has to drive positive change for the environment. From individuals to communities, and businesses to governments, we all hold the power to create a sustainable future. Rain or shine event. In case of severe weather, call 919-560-4636 and press 8 for event status. Volunteer opportunities available through ivolunteer site with t-shirt, snacks, and water provided.
Free and open to...
Free and open to the public
In-Person
Apr 19, 4:00 PM ET
Earth Day
Environmental Science
Sustainability
Community Festival
Environmental Awareness
Climate Change
Conservation
Environmental Education
Outdoor Event
Family Friendly
02-12-2026
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2026 UOG Conference on Island Sustainability
Theme: 'Illuminating the Path to Prosperity' focuses on bright ideas for a sustainable future. Open to students, researchers, and community leaders to present solutions for island resilience. Abstract submission deadline: February 7, 2026. Conference dates: April 20-24, 2026.
Hyatt Regency Guam
Free
4/20/26
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Apr
20
2026 UOG Conference on Island Sustainability
Theme: 'Illuminating the Path to Prosperity' focuses on bright ideas for a sustainable future. Open to students, researchers, and community leaders to present solutions for island resilience. Abstract submission deadline: February 7, 2026. Conference dates: April 20-24, 2026.
Free
In-Person
Apr 20, 2026
Sustainability
Environmental Science
Island Resilience
Research Conference
Climate Change
Sustainable Development
Environmental Studies
Guam
Pacific Islands
Uog
University Of Guam
02-08-2026
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Take Your Child To Work Day at the NJ State Museum 2026
The New Jersey State Museum hosts NJ State employees for Take Your Child to Work Day featuring multiple planetarium shows: 12:00 PM - The Great Solar System Adventure (grades 2-6), 1:00 PM - We Are Guardians about climate monitoring satellites (grades 4+), 2:00 PM - Messengers of Time and Space about observatories (grades 6+), 3:00 PM - One World, One Sky: Big Bird's Adventure Sesame Street show (grades 2 and younger). Each show is 50 minutes long. Arrive 10-15 minutes early. Reserved for NJ State employees in Trenton area only. Request tickets for one showtime only.
New Jersey State Museum
Free for NJ Stat...
Free for NJ State employees
4/23/26
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Apr
23
Take Your Child To Work Day at the NJ State Museum 2026
The New Jersey State Museum hosts NJ State employees for Take Your Child to Work Day featuring multiple planetarium shows: 12:00 PM - The Great Solar System Adventure (grades 2-6), 1:00 PM - We Are Guardians about climate monitoring satellites (grades 4+), 2:00 PM - Messengers of Time and Space about observatories (grades 6+), 3:00 PM - One World, One Sky: Big Bird's Adventure Sesame Street show (grades 2 and younger). Each show is 50 minutes long. Arrive 10-15 minutes early. Reserved for NJ State employees in Trenton area only. Request tickets for one showtime only.
Free for NJ Stat...
Free for NJ State employees
In-Person
Apr 23, 4:00 PM ET
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Take Your Child To Work Day at the NJ State Museum 2026
Special event for NJ State employees featuring multiple planetarium shows: 12:00 PM - The Great Solar System Adventure (grades 2-6), 1:00 PM - We Are Guardians about satellites and climate change (grades 4+), 2:00 PM - Messengers of Time and Space about observatories (grades 6+), 3:00 PM - One World, One Sky: Big Bird's Adventure Sesame Street show (grades 2 and younger). Each show is approximately 50 minutes long. Arrive 10-15 minutes early. Reserved for New Jersey State employees working in the Trenton area only.
New Jersey State Museum
Free for NJ Stat...
Free for NJ State employees
4/23/26
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Apr
23
Take Your Child To Work Day at the NJ State Museum 2026
Special event for NJ State employees featuring multiple planetarium shows: 12:00 PM - The Great Solar System Adventure (grades 2-6), 1:00 PM - We Are Guardians about satellites and climate change (grades 4+), 2:00 PM - Messengers of Time and Space about observatories (grades 6+), 3:00 PM - One World, One Sky: Big Bird's Adventure Sesame Street show (grades 2 and younger). Each show is approximately 50 minutes long. Arrive 10-15 minutes early. Reserved for New Jersey State employees working in the Trenton area only.
Free for NJ Stat...
Free for NJ State employees
In-Person
Apr 23, 4:00 PM ET
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Earth Day Teen Climate Fest
You can celebrate the future of sustainability at the Earth Day Teen Climate Fest.
Aquarium of the Pacific
Free
4/25/26
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Apr
25
Earth Day Teen Climate Fest
You can celebrate the future of sustainability at the Earth Day Teen Climate Fest.
Free
In-Person
Apr 25, 7:00 PM ET
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https://aquariumofpacific.org/events
02-10-2026
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Mid-Atlantic Plant Research Conference 2026 - IN PERSON
Plants in our region are facing new challenges to their survival, growth, and reproduction due to a variety of threats, including land use change, habitat loss, climate change, and more. Invited speakers will address new research in plant science that can help us understand the challenges at hand in our wetland and coastal regions, including mechanisms of plant resistance and adaptation, and possible solutions. In-person seats are limited. Lunch is provided to all in-person attendees. Information regarding LA CES & ISA CEUs will be updated when available.
Morris Arboretum & Gardens
$155.00 - In-per...
$155.00 - In-person fee: $155, Students: $80
5/8/26
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May
8
Mid-Atlantic Plant Research Conference 2026 - IN PERSON
Plants in our region are facing new challenges to their survival, growth, and reproduction due to a variety of threats, including land use change, habitat loss, climate change, and more. Invited speakers will address new research in plant science that can help us understand the challenges at hand in our wetland and coastal regions, including mechanisms of plant resistance and adaptation, and possible solutions. In-person seats are limited. Lunch is provided to all in-person attendees. Information regarding LA CES & ISA CEUs will be updated when available.
$155.00 - In-per...
$155.00 - In-person fee: $155, Students: $80
In-Person
May 8, 1:00 PM ET
Plant Research
Botany
Environmental Science
Climate Change
Wetland Research
Coastal Science
Plant Adaptation
Professional Development
Continuing Education
02-13-2026
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Mid-Atlantic Plant Research Conference 2026 - VIRTUAL
Plants in our region are facing new challenges to their survival, growth, and reproduction due to a variety of threats, including land use change, habitat loss, climate change, and more. Invited speakers will address new research in plant science that can help us understand the challenges at hand in our wetland and coastal regions, including mechanisms of plant resistance and adaptation, and possible solutions. This registration is for live virtual attendance. Information regarding LA CES & ISA CEUs will be updated when available.
Virtual Event
$125.00 - Virtua...
$125.00 - Virtual fee: $125, Students: $80
5/8/26
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May
8
Mid-Atlantic Plant Research Conference 2026 - VIRTUAL
Plants in our region are facing new challenges to their survival, growth, and reproduction due to a variety of threats, including land use change, habitat loss, climate change, and more. Invited speakers will address new research in plant science that can help us understand the challenges at hand in our wetland and coastal regions, including mechanisms of plant resistance and adaptation, and possible solutions. This registration is for live virtual attendance. Information regarding LA CES & ISA CEUs will be updated when available.
$125.00 - Virtua...
$125.00 - Virtual fee: $125, Students: $80
Virtual
May 8, 1:00 PM ET
Plant Research
Botany
Environmental Science
Climate Change
Wetland Research
Coastal Science
Plant Adaptation
Professional Development
Continuing Education
Virtual Attendance
02-13-2026
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Global Challenge
During five days on the Alma College campus, students develop solutions to real-world international issues through a simulation of the United Nations Security Council. Your team might work on critical issues like disease outbreaks, international terrorism, climate change, or other global concerns. Work with an exceptional group of incoming and current students - including our nationally recognized Model United Nations team - alumni mentors and expert faculty. Sunday, June 7, 2026 at 3:30 PM until Thursday, June 11, 2026 at 1:00 PM
Alma College
Free
6/7/26
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7
Global Challenge
During five days on the Alma College campus, students develop solutions to real-world international issues through a simulation of the United Nations Security Council. Your team might work on critical issues like disease outbreaks, international terrorism, climate change, or other global concerns. Work with an exceptional group of incoming and current students - including our nationally recognized Model United Nations team - alumni mentors and expert faculty. Sunday, June 7, 2026 at 3:30 PM until Thursday, June 11, 2026 at 1:00 PM
Free
In-Person
Jun 7, 7:30 PM ET
Global Issues
Climate Change
Disease Outbreaks
Problem Solving
Simulation
Model Un
International Issues
Stem Applications
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https://alma.edu/summer-at-alma
02-10-2026
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Geospatial Skills Camps for Rural Montana Youth
Week-long camps designed for rising 9th and 10th graders in rural Montana communities. Topics include maps for analysis and navigation, collecting and analyzing imagery from various sources, UAV piloting skills, remote sensing, basic electronics and circuitry for sensor development, and geospatial analysis tools. Students will learn about career pathways in geospatial science and engineering, particularly those connected to the Air Force and organizations offering employment in rural areas. Students are encouraged to relate camp skills to their interests in robotics, human performance, aviation, community needs like natural resources management and precision agriculture, and national topics like security, energy, and climate change.
Various rural Montana communities
Funded by Air Fo...
Funded by Air Force Office of Scientific Research
6/15/26
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Jun
15
Geospatial Skills Camps for Rural Montana Youth
Week-long camps designed for rising 9th and 10th graders in rural Montana communities. Topics include maps for analysis and navigation, collecting and analyzing imagery from various sources, UAV piloting skills, remote sensing, basic electronics and circuitry for sensor development, and geospatial analysis tools. Students will learn about career pathways in geospatial science and engineering, particularly those connected to the Air Force and organizations offering employment in rural areas. Students are encouraged to relate camp skills to their interests in robotics, human performance, aviation, community needs like natural resources management and precision agriculture, and national topics like security, energy, and climate change.
Funded by Air Fo...
Funded by Air Force Office of Scientific Research
In-Person
Jun 15, 8:00 AM ET
Geospatial
Gis
Remote Sensing
Uav
Drones
Electronics
Circuitry
Sensors
Mapping
Satellite Imagery
Air Force
Stem Careers
Rural Education
Montana
Robotics
Aviation
Agriculture
Meteorology
Climate Change
Security
01-19-2026
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Summer Research Experience for High School Students Young Scholars Program - Exploring Climate Change Through AI and Engineering Research
4-week intensive research program where high school students work alongside teachers and researchers to develop AI-driven robotic imaging devices for climate change research. Participants will engage in authentic engineering research, utilize AI tools, engineer functional prototypes, create 3D computer models, and design instructional materials. Full-time commitment of 40 hours per week with 32-36 hours in research lab and 4-8 hours in professional development. Preference given to teacher/student teams from same school. Requirements include being a rising junior/senior, US citizen/permanent resident, and providing own transportation.
NC State College of Engineering Centennial Campus
$2,000 stipend p...
$2,000 stipend provided to participants
6/22/26
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Jun
22
Summer Research Experience for High School Students Young Scholars Program - Exploring Climate Change Through AI and Engineering Research
4-week intensive research program where high school students work alongside teachers and researchers to develop AI-driven robotic imaging devices for climate change research. Participants will engage in authentic engineering research, utilize AI tools, engineer functional prototypes, create 3D computer models, and design instructional materials. Full-time commitment of 40 hours per week with 32-36 hours in research lab and 4-8 hours in professional development. Preference given to teacher/student teams from same school. Requirements include being a rising junior/senior, US citizen/permanent resident, and providing own transportation.
$2,000 stipend p...
$2,000 stipend provided to participants
In-Person
Jun 22, 1:00 PM ET
Artificial Intelligence
Climate Change
Robotics
Research
Imaging
Citizen Science
Engineering
Summer Program
Electrical Engineering
Computer Science
3D Modeling
Professional Development
01-16-2026
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NC State College of Engineering Summer Research Experience for High School Students Young Scholars Program
Exploring Climate Change Through AI and Engineering Research. Work alongside teachers and researchers as you develop and test lessons that connect students to current engineering research topics, including applied artificial intelligence systems. Participants will become part of the research team, contributing to the development of a K-12 accessible robotic imaging device. Using state-of-the-art AI tools, this project will launch a citizen science program that empowers students and educators to advance real-world research findings. Program runs June 22 - July 20, 2026 (no work on July 3, 2026). 40 hours per week commitment with 32-36 hours in research lab and 4-8 hours in professional development. Must be rising junior or senior high school student, U.S. citizen or permanent resident, provide own transportation.
NC State College of Engineering, Centennial Campus
$2,000 stipend f...
$2,000 stipend for completing the program
6/22/26
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Jun
22
NC State College of Engineering Summer Research Experience for High School Students Young Scholars Program
Exploring Climate Change Through AI and Engineering Research. Work alongside teachers and researchers as you develop and test lessons that connect students to current engineering research topics, including applied artificial intelligence systems. Participants will become part of the research team, contributing to the development of a K-12 accessible robotic imaging device. Using state-of-the-art AI tools, this project will launch a citizen science program that empowers students and educators to advance real-world research findings. Program runs June 22 - July 20, 2026 (no work on July 3, 2026). 40 hours per week commitment with 32-36 hours in research lab and 4-8 hours in professional development. Must be rising junior or senior high school student, U.S. citizen or permanent resident, provide own transportation.
$2,000 stipend f...
$2,000 stipend for completing the program
In-Person
Jun 22, 9:00 AM ET
Artificial Intelligence
Climate Change
Robotics
Imaging
Citizen Science
Research
Electrical Engineering
Computer Engineering
3D Modeling
Stem Education
High School
Summer Program
Stipend
02-12-2026
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2026 Summer Research Experience for Teachers - Exploring Climate Change Through AI and Engineering Research
Teachers and high school students collaborate with Dr. Edgar Lobaton's research team to explore how AI is transforming climate change research. Participants will develop a K-12 accessible robotic imaging device using AI tools, contribute to citizen science programs, engineer functional imaging prototypes, translate 2D imaging data into 3D models, and design instructional materials. Program runs June 22 - July 20, 2026 (no work July 3). Requires 40 hours per week commitment, 32-36 hours in research lab plus 4-8 hours professional development. Prerequisites include 3 years teaching experience, U.S. citizenship or permanent residency, and teaching appointment for 2026-2027. Python programming or microcontroller experience recommended but not required.
NC State College of Engineering - Lobaton Lab in Engineering Building II
Participants rec...
Participants receive $6,000 stipend for summer plus $1,000 for academic year implementation
6/22/26
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Jun
22
2026 Summer Research Experience for Teachers - Exploring Climate Change Through AI and Engineering Research
Teachers and high school students collaborate with Dr. Edgar Lobaton's research team to explore how AI is transforming climate change research. Participants will develop a K-12 accessible robotic imaging device using AI tools, contribute to citizen science programs, engineer functional imaging prototypes, translate 2D imaging data into 3D models, and design instructional materials. Program runs June 22 - July 20, 2026 (no work July 3). Requires 40 hours per week commitment, 32-36 hours in research lab plus 4-8 hours professional development. Prerequisites include 3 years teaching experience, U.S. citizenship or permanent residency, and teaching appointment for 2026-2027. Python programming or microcontroller experience recommended but not required.
Participants rec...
Participants receive $6,000 stipend for summer plus $1,000 for academic year implementation
In-Person
Jun 22, 2026
Artificial Intelligence
Climate Change
Engineering Research
Teacher Professional Development
Citizen Science
Robotics
Imaging Technology
3D Modeling
Python Programming
Microcontrollers
Stem Education
Research Experience
Electrical Engineering
Student-Teacher Collaboration
02-12-2026
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Climate Resilience Institute
An interdisciplinary program focusing on environmental change and social equity. Students will apply case-study approaches to contemporary environmental issues, learn from experts in various fields, and gain hands-on knowledge of environmental data collection and analysis. The program includes field trips with Boston-area organizations and culminates in a college-level capstone project. Topics span resilient water infrastructure, climate activism, and environmental justice.
Tufts University
$4,225.00 - Comm...
$4,225.00 - Commuter: $4,225, Residential: $5,750
7/19/26
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Jul
19
Climate Resilience Institute
An interdisciplinary program focusing on environmental change and social equity. Students will apply case-study approaches to contemporary environmental issues, learn from experts in various fields, and gain hands-on knowledge of environmental data collection and analysis. The program includes field trips with Boston-area organizations and culminates in a college-level capstone project. Topics span resilient water infrastructure, climate activism, and environmental justice.
$4,225.00 - Comm...
$4,225.00 - Commuter: $4,225, Residential: $5,750
Hybrid
Jul 19, 1:00 PM ET
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