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The Summit took place in Chicago this past March. It reminded us that climate action is strongest when it’s collective, from student voices inspiring change to institutional leaders reimagining solutions, and from Indigenous wisdom to innovative community engagement. This year marked 20 years of climate leadership in higher education, and the energy was undeniable. Leaders reaffirmed that no institution can do this work alone, and through Unify for Climate, we’re entering a new chapter of alignment, ambition, and impact for the sector.
Second Nature hosts numerous webinars on a wide range of topics related to climate action in the higher education sector. Our webinars provide the information and resources that educate and connect our audiences with the tools they need to accelerate their work to create effective climate solutions both on campus and in their communities. If you would like to receive information on any of our upcoming webinars and other news about climate action in higher education, please subscribe to the Implementer, our monthly e-newsletter.
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Higher education is being called on to deliver climate solutions at a scale no single institution can achieve alone—while navigating increasing pressure around impact, value, and trust. At the 2026 Higher Education Climate Leadership Summit, a clear theme emerged: progress accelerates when institutions can move faster individually and work together at scale.
This session will explore Unify for Climate, a call to action aligning higher education’s diverse strengths around climate solutions with measurable societal impact.
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