Want to quickly find out about the Climate Superpowers website, or introduce it to new people? Playing this short video is a great place to start!

This video is part of a set of resources that has been developed with students and teachers to help others run classroom activities based on the Climate Superpowers website.

The classroom resources will be available from June 2024, including a lesson plan and curriculum alignment guidance. If you’d like to be notified as new resources become available, you can sign up to our mailing list.

The research team at the University of Melbourne are also conducting interviews with teachers about their experiences around climate change, including a focus on teacher wellbeing.

If you are a teacher and would like to be involved in this research and/or resource creation, we would love to hear from you – please register your interest in being interviewed via this form, or email us at: climate-superpowers@unimelb.edu.au

Video credits

Featuring: Sophie Nikolarakos, Sunny Nguyen, April Harrison, Rasyid Rachmaosa, Meleuc Lear, Eloise Aravena, Lucy Collins, Emma Otsuka, Clara Faraci, Bronte Harrison, Scarlett Harrison.

Illustrations by Thu Huong (Abigail) Nguyen.

Animated by Bronte Harrison.

Videography, editing and sound by Alex Somerville.

Written and directed by Phoebe Quinn and Alex Somerville.

University of Melbourne project team co-led by Phoebe Quinn and Dr Katitza Marinkovic Chavez.

Funded by the University of Melbourne (Melbourne Climate Futures and Climate CATCH Lab).