Kimi Waite, Ph.D.

Happy World Book Day! For the love of teaching, justice, and the environment! #worldbookday

Bad Bunny Is An Environmental Justice Educator: Here’s What His Music Can Teach Us | Common Dreams ​As a recording artist, the world is his classroom, and his performances function as public pedagogy.

My piece in Common Dreams @commondreams: Bad Bunny Is An Environmental Justice Educator: Here’s What His Music Can Teach Us www.commondreams.org/opinion/bad-... #environmentaljustice

Bad Bunny Is An Environmental Justice Educator: Here's What His Music Can Teach Us
->Common Dreams | More on "Bad Bunny environmental justice education" at BigEarthData.ai | #EnvironmentalJustice

My latest for Common Dreams: “Climate Change Education Must Be Disability Inclusive”

Climate Change Education Must Be Disability Inclusive ​Safeguarding the rights of people with disabilities should be a priority for both the scientific and educational communities, and they need to partner with disabled students to get the job done right.

The need for K-12 climate change education to be disability inclusive runs against the Trump administration’s attempts at dismantling special education.

I’m honored!!!

Kimi Waite, Ph.D. on Instagram: "I’m honored to be the #1 new release in STEM Education on Amazon! Pre-order “Teaching Environmental Justice in the Elementary Classroom: Entry Points for Equity Across... This book is a must-read for teachers and educators looking to integrate environmental justice into their elementary classrooms. With a focus on equity and social justice education, it provides a road...

Honored to be the #1 new release in STEM Education on Amazon! Pre-order “Teaching Environmental Justice in the Elementary Classroom: Entry Points for Equity Across the K-5 Curriculum” is available now with MIT Press Bookstore & Amazon! #environmentaljustice
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Honored to be the #1 “Hot New Release” in Science & Technology Teaching Materials on Amazon! Pre-order “Teaching Environmental Justice in the Elementary Classroom: Entry Points for Equity Across the K-5 Curriculum” now w/ MIT Press Bookstore and Amazon. #environmentaljustice

Beyond Books: Libraries Are Climate-Resilient Community Infrastructure Libraries are indispensable not only for climate and informational literacy but also as valuable hubs for creating community solutions to our planet’s most pressing problems.

Instead of asking what to buy kids, think about what new information and skills they can be taught.

Check out my article in Common Dreams: “Beyond Books: Libraries Are Climate-Resilient Community Infrastructure”

The Case for Teaching Environmental Justice in Schools Students need the truth about how pollution and racism collide in America.

Why should we teach environmental justice in schools? Author Kimi Waite says students need to know how pollution and racism collide in their communities — and what they can do about it.
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Pre-order for my new book, “Teaching Environmental Justice in the Elementary Classroom: Entry Points for Equity Across the K-5 Curriculum” is now available through MIT Press Bookstore. Publication in Feburary 2026! #EduSky mitpressbookstore.mit.edu/book/9781041...

Thank you!

Integrating Zines as a Pedagogical Tool for Multicultural Education and Social Justice Zines are do-it-yourself, self-published booklets with a long history of use as tools for activism in social movements, often featuring content rooted in fandoms, interest groups, social identities...

My article was just published in The New Educator Journal: “Integrating Zines as a Pedagogical Tool for Multicultural Education and Social Justice.”

Learn more about my zine praxis. 50 free copies are also available on my website! www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.... #EduSky

🗞️ FEATURE: Union educators across California are organizing to protect students from ICE raids and federal attacks. Together we fight back to keep classrooms safe and every student protected.
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What Teachers Want to Know About Teaching Climate Change The book gives busy teachers the tools they need to incorporate climate change education across disciplines and align the content with existing standa...

Hi #EduSky! If you’re a teacher, administrator, curriculum specialist, or professor, and you want to know more about teaching climate change, check out our award winning book, available on Corwin.com, Amazon, or Barnes & Noble! www.corwin.com/books/teachi...

Local History and Community Science in Olongapo, Philippines: A Framework for Teachers Published in The Geography Teacher (Ahead of Print, 2025)

Hey educators! Check out our article, “Local History and Community Science in Olongapo, Philippines: A Framework for Teachers,” (Waite, De Castro, Reyes, Battad, 2025), now published in The Geography Teacher! Free copies below. www.tandfonline.com/eprint/TNPXC... #Edusky #communityscience

Our book, “What Teachers Want to Know About Teaching Climate Change: An Educator’s Guide to Nurturing Hope and Resilience (Grades K-12)” published by @corwinpress.bsky.social, received a 2025 APEX Annual Awards for Publication Excellence! www.corwin.com/about/press-...

I’m excited to be presenting at the Teach Climate Network’s Summer Institute this year.

🗓️ When: July 14-17
📍 Where: Virtual with regional cohort days July 16-17
🔗 Register now: [https://climategen.org/summer-institute/]

#SI2025 #TeachClimate #TeachClimateNetwork #Teachers #ClimateEducation

Honored to have served on the Notable Social Studies Trade Book Committee for 3 years, and now I’m on the The Carter G. Woodson Book Award Committee. My favorite book was “Flamboyants: The Queer Harlem Renaissance I Wish I'd Known,” by George M. Johnson. #kidlit

‘Why is the sky fuzzy?’: Climate change lessons need to start as early as preschool  - The Hechinger Report Hello! I’m traveling back from the Bright Start International Conference where I spent the last few days learning about early childhood policies, systems and best practices worldwide. This week’s news...

A nice article on climate change education at the early elementary level, with comments from Kottie Christie-Blick and Kimi Waite. Thanks, Caroline Preston! #climatesky

What Teachers Want to Know About Teaching Climate Change The book gives busy teachers the tools they need to incorporate climate change education across disciplines and align the content with existing standa...

1/2: "What Teachers Want to Know About Teaching Climate Change delivers on the promise of its title."