These workshops combine a hands-on experience with a lecture and discussion on the transformation of rejected or trashed items that shed light on the causes and impact of climate change.
Lectures and discussions will be tailored to the needs and skills of the various grade levels.
Creating and recreating is an inherent part of the transformation of trash into art
THE HUMMINGBIRD PROJECT
Scholars would join a worldwide movement to make people aware of climate issues. With the help of their teachers, parents, and grandparents, students need to learn how to do “the right things for the planet.” MHMT’s work is not only lecturing about climate change and the environment, MHMT,
Educates the students on the importance of having a good environment of their own responsibility in improving it.
All grades scholars will be aware of their school, and curious about the rooms where they work, the materials they are using, and the need to respect the materials they are working with because of the impact (the relation between paper, and the forest for example) on the environment.
"I will be a hummingbird. I will do the best I can." - Wangari M. Maatha
Wangarĩ Muta Maathai was a renowned Kenyan social, environmental and political activist and the first African woman to win the Nobel laureate in 2004.
We are proud to continue our collaboration with Cima in 2020/2021. During the Covid 19 pandemic, it is important to continue to follow our students. We also be continued to connect the students of La Cima with students of the Elementary school of Damparis in France
La Cima Elementary Charter School
800 Gates Avenue, 3rd Floor
Brooklyn, NY 11221
Ecole Paul Langevin
Rue des sapins
39500 Damparis
