SDG Literacy Community of Practice
In response to Building Sustainability into Teaching and Learning, the Sustainability Literacy Community of Practice aims to empower faculty and students to co-create learning opportunities that will build knowledge of the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and enable students to make meaningful connections between the SDGs and their focus of study.
About
The SDG Literacy Community of Practice project is funded by the National Forum for the Enhancement of Teaching and Learning in Higher Education. It is focused on influencing faculty from all disciplines to embrace education-for-sustainability. Collaborators comprise academic staff and students from a wide range of disciplines across university campuses. They represent the genesis of an extensive network of sustainability literacy champions.
Open Education Resources
Discover Open Education Resources (OERs) to support you in embedding sustainability into your practice. Click on the icons below to access the OER related to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.
SDG Literacy Supporting Facilitators
Dr Patrice Behan
Head of Chemical Sciences, Faculty of Sciences and Health
Sheona Foley
Lecturer at the School of Culinary Arts & Food Technology
Dr Olivia Freeman
Senior Lecturer, Faculty of Business / SDG Literacy COP Lead
Joseph Little
Assistant Head of School, Faculty of Engineering and Built Environment
Alacoque McAlpine
Lecturer Sustainable Supply Chain Management (SCM), Faculty of Business
Dr Lucia Walsh
Sustainability Education & Innovation Lead
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Sulitest Users
20
Events
2
Open Education Resources
89
Community of Practice members
5
Working across all five faculties in TU Dublin
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