The Unconference of Hope and Bold School Climate Action
REGISTRATION DETAILS
We are excited about the learning, networking and collaboration that will happen at the Unconference. There is no other event like it!
If you are looking for rationale for your administration to fund your participation, here is a letter to help you make the case for the value of the investment.
If financial constraints are a barrier to your participation, please fill out this form. We have a campaign to businesses and service organizations to help us fund public school teams. Each school team will need a supervising adult to accompany students under grade 12.
If you are interested in donating to support a team, check out your options here.
Student Pricing
- An evening with Elin Kelsey: Wednesday @7pm – $10
- Full Conference: Wednesday eve – Saturday – $300
- Elin Kelsey Thursday @ 8:45 – 10:30 OR Jason McLennan Keynote Friday @ 8:45 – 10:30 – $20
- Thursday, Friday or Saturday (snacks + lunch included) – $100
Adult Pricing
- An evening with Elin Kelsey: Wednesday @7pm – $50
- Full Conference: Wednesday eve – Saturday, including Breakfast, Lunch & Dinners – $1,000
- Elin Kelsey Thursday @ 8:45 – 10:30 OR Jason McLennan Keynote Friday @ 8:45 – 10:30 – $50
- Thursday OR Friday (snacks + lunch included) – $250
- Saturday (snacks + lunch included) – $150
NEW TEAM DISCOUNTS!
Get $200 off one adult pass for the Full Conference rate when you book a Team of 3 or more. Use the discount code TEAM24.
Get $50 off one adult pass for the daily rate when you book a Team of 3 or more. Use the discount code DAYTEAM.
A note about people coming from afar.
We do recognize that for many it will be a financial and a carbon investment – as well as an investment in your time and energy! The overwhelming feedback we have had is that we need some in-person learning and collaborative time as a network of K12 Climate Action Leaders. We are working to make this as low-impact an event as possible, and we will be doing the full calculation of that impact and offsetting the carbon we do “spend”.