National Sweater Day
Join us February 4, 2021 and wear a sweater in support of climate action
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National Sweater Day
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Since 2010, more than a million Canadians have shown their support for limiting global temperature rise to 1.5 degrees Celsius by turning down their thermostats by the same amount (or more) and wearing their favourite sweaters to stay warm.
National Sweater Day is an opportunity to raise awareness about climate change and energy conservation, and show how together – classroom by classroom, school by school – we can be a part of the solution. Make an impact beyond National Sweater Day by asking students to reflect on their personal carbon footprint and make personal commitments in their own lives to help keep climate change in check. Collectively, we can have a powerful impact.
Bring National Sweater Day to Life
- Register your event or campaign and count your students in
- Raise awareness about how climate change is impacting nature
- Ask your students to make a #SweaterDay pledge to the planet. How will they help #TurnDowntheHeat?
- Share your school’s impact with WWF and on social media.
Key Dates
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February 4, 2021Celebrate National Sweater Day
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June 14, 2021Deadline to request classroom certificate
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June 30, 2021Deadline to record your results
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