OUR MISSION
Our mission is to equip educators to teach Canada's youth about the United Nation's Sustainable Development Goals. Our goal is to advance the work of the UN through education of the Global Goals in classrooms, inspiring our future leaders to take action in their communities.
The Sustainable Superheroes package contains educational
materials and activities to teach children in Grades 3-6 across
Atlantic Canada about the UN's Global Goals. We have used
core curriculum outcomes such as Science, Math, Writing, Art
and Social Studies to create a comprehensive program for
teachers. This framework facilitates discussions about what is
going on in the world today, and encourages sustainable
practices that will empower students to live as more
environmentally and socially-conscious citizens. Each package includes a SucSeed Grow Garden that uses hands-on activities to compliment the learning experience.
THE MATERIALS
OUR MISSION
Our mission is to equip educators to teach Canada's youth about the 17 United Nation's Sustainable Development Goals. Our goal is to advance the work of the United Nations through education of the Global Goals in classrooms, inspiring our future leaders to take action in their communities.
OUR TEAM
Sustainable Superheroes is powered by SucSeed, so you may recognize some of our faces.
To learn more about what else we're doing,
head to SucSeed's Meet the Team page.
Emily Bland
CEO, SucSeed
Andrea Peet
Head of Operations
Alex Batten
Head of Brand
Candice Carroll
Education Specialist
Kelsi MacMillan
Program Lead
Kristen Murray
Social Media Manager
Jasmine Kour
Outreach Coordinator
Ethan Kirby
Fundraising Coordinator
OUR PARTNERS
Choices for Youth is a non-profit, charitable, community-based agency that provides housing, employment, and lifestyle development support to youth aged 16-29 in the St. John’s metro area. Youth are employed by Choices to assemble SucSeed’s Gardens, which are a part of the Sustainable Superheroes Educational Package.
Enactus Memorial is a student-run volunteer organization based out of Memorial University. They are assisting with Sustainable Superheroes by developing an activity for Goal 3: Good Health and Well-Being focused on heart health, creating a Jeopardy game based on the Goal, as well as filming and marketing support.
SucSeed earned the Sustainable Development Goals Funding Program grant from the Government of Canada’s Employment and Social Development division to develop what we have called ‘Sustainable Superheroes’. Right now, the funding is only for 50 classrooms across Atlantic Canada but has the potential to grow across Canada to more classrooms.