A guided nature walk connecting participants of all ages with local biodiversity. Walkers explored nearby green spaces, learned to observe seasonal changes and native species, and reflected on why protecting urban nature matters for a climate-resilient future.
REarth was invited to deliver a guest lecture at Sophia University, engaging students on climate change, sustainability, and pathways for youth-led action — connecting global climate systems to the choices students can make in their own studies, careers, and communities.
REarth successfully completed the pilot of RE:UNIFORM, its school-uniform reuse programme. Outgrown uniforms were collected, checked, and passed on to families who need them — keeping quality clothing in circulation, reducing textile waste, and making school uniforms more affordable for the community.
Informative session on sustainable menstruation with Dr. Asha Chandak, reaching 150+ participants online and inspiring a switch to eco-friendly menstrual products.
EN-ROADS Climate Solutions Simulator sessions invited educators, students, and community members to test policy levers—renewables, carbon pricing, land use, and equity—connecting global systems to local commitments.
A friendly, practical introduction to composting—covering methods for different home sizes and how everyday waste can be transformed into a climate-positive habit. Participants left motivated and confident to start at home.
Participants explored policy mixes with the EN-ROADS simulator (by Climate Interactive and MIT Sloan), testing strategies and seeing impacts on temperature pathways in real time, which sparked reflection and commitments to action.
ReadyJapan's winter visit brought disaster-preparedness learning into the cold season, helping foreign residents understand winter-specific risks and preparations — from staying safe and warm during power outages to emergency supplies suited to colder months.
Continuing the partnership with the Kirigaoka community, ReadyJapan and ReadyKirigaoka brought together Japanese and foreign residents for hands-on disaster-preparedness activities — strengthening neighbourhood networks so that no one is left behind when disaster strikes.
Hands-on disaster-preparedness drill including foreign residents, featuring live demos, shelter logistics, and English translation for inclusion.
Addressed rising heatstroke risks amid heatwaves, with actionable tips on climate-health links, adaptation practices, and first aid.
A bilingual community-building event featuring multilingual sharing on emergency food, safety apps, and disaster-preparedness vocabulary.
The inaugural meeting convened foreign residents to discuss disaster-preparedness needs, share experiences, and shape ReadyJapan’s inclusive DRR roadmap.
Invited to a RISE Social panel on youth-led climate action and inclusive leadership, Dr. Bageshree K. shared on-ground insights from REarth's climate-education, women-led leadership, and disaster-preparedness work across Japan and India — framing education as a long-term climate solution and inspiring young participants to see themselves as active contributors to climate solutions rather than passive recipients of policy.
Selected among Top 10 finalists at the world’s largest green-business competition, affirming education as a lever for climate impact.
At Japan’s renowned pitch forum, REarth presented its mission integrating climate education, community resilience, and women-led action through the SDG Star School Program and ReadyJapan.
At the VANJ Conference 2024, themed "Innovations Driving a Resilient Society," Dr. Bageshree K. presented the latest state of the climate — from record ocean temperatures to signs of weakening natural carbon sinks — and made the case for climate education as a practical, scalable innovation for building resilient communities.