ROCK THE CLIMATE IS BACK!

Help us raise $50,000 to bring the climate conversation to students across Canada.
Donate in support of our In The Schools and Active Hope programs,
for your chance to win ONE OF TEN AMAZING ECO-FRIENDLY PRIZES! 1st prize is an E-BIKE!

Now, more than ever, people of all ages need to hear about the solutions we can implement to address our environmental crisis, and be encouraged to take action to build a more sustainable, equitable world.

The Jellyfish Project combines the power of live music with engaging presentations and thought-provoking resources to educate youth about climate change, and inspire them to take effective action for our environment and our future.

We’ve reached over 120,000 students. Help us reach 120,000 more by donating in support of our
HOPE IN ACTION presentation, and our new ACTIVE HOPE campaign
that
amplifies the voices of people working together to implement real and effective climate solutions.

Donate by December 20, 2024 to try your luck in our Sweepstakes Giveaway!


WE HAVE PRESENTED TO OVER 120,000 STUDENTS!


Thank you for coming to present at our school! It was great, and I love how you are so passionate about helping the environment, and how you stepped up to a big challenge that isn’t only making a difference in our environment, but it’s also making a difference in how youth around Canada feel more inspired and encouraged to help change the world for the better. Thank you for what you do! And the Fraser Environment Club will definitely keep in touch with you!
— Charlotte, Grade 7 student at W.A. Fraser Middle School - October 2023
The Jellyfish Project delivered a presentation at my school in Regina when I was a kid. It lit a fire under me that has never been put out. My eyes and mindset widened; I felt empowered and connected to the world and the crisis we’re facing for the first time ever. Now, at 25, that presentation still reminds me that I am empowered to make a change and I have chosen to spend my professional and personal time working to fight the climate crisis and build a more sustainable world.
— Samira Wagner, Vancouver, the unceded territories of the Musqueam, Squamish, & Tsleil-Waututh Nations, March 2022

WHY THE JELLYFISH?

 
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