Climate Justice Club: Winner of Sharyn Skeeter Student Climate Project Award

The Climate Justice Club, winner of the Sharyn Skeeter Student Climate Project Award,  was featured in a new EarthCreative documentary. The film highlights the club’s Climate Day of Action where classes are paused for a day of workshops on over 30 climate-related topics involving science, politics, organizing, art, and mental health. The documentary seeks to inspire other schools across the globe to replicate the Climate Day of Action.

Watch the Climate Day of Action Documentary

Earth Creative is proud to support the next generation of climate storytellers through the Sharyn Skeeter Student Climate Project Award, a grant created to encourage students to explore climate change through creative work. During Spring 2026, the award was presented to Nathan Hale High School in Seattle, Washington, where students created this documentary chronicling a student-led gardening build on their school campus. Watch on YouTube

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Nathan Hale HS Marked Earth Day April 2026

Nathan Hale High School marked Earth Day in a big way this April 2026, hosting its seventh annual all-school Climate Day of Action. Organized by the school’s Climate Justice Club, the event featured three sessions of more than 30 workshops led by students and experts across fields like agriculture, solar energy, urban planning, environmental stewardship, mental health, and activism. 

The day included a keynote assembly featuring Nathan Hale alumni and event co-founders Hannah Griffith and Althea Ericksen, along with Redmond City Councilmember Vivek Prakriya. Their insights helped set the tone for a day focused on learning, collaboration, and inspiring climate solutions. 

A documentary film capturing the event—sponsored by Earth Creative—was released later this year, offering an inside look at this student-led movement for change and was released in September 2026.