EarthTeam provides middle and high school students and teachers in the San Francisco East Bay area with environmental science activities in the classroom and in the field. Students learn about today's most pressing environmental issues as they develop their academic and leadership skills.
Our Mission We cultivate positive communication and develop fundamental understanding so that all people can be in productive relationship with each other. We do this through mediation, facilitation, training and restorative practices. Our Vision We see conflict as an opportunity for positive growth and transformation in our society. We envision a future in which all individuals, organizations, and communities have the skills and capacity to engage in effective dialogue and promote the peaceful resolution of issues and conflicts. Who We Are SEEDS Community Resolution Center is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit community-based organization that has been providing mediation, facilitation, training, and restorative justice to residents, organizations, and schools in the Bay Area since 1983. Mediation: With a diverse group of volunteers whom we train in communication and conflict resolution skills, SEEDS mediates disputes between neighbors, friends, families, landlords, and tenants, those in business relationships, and court litigants. In addition, SEEDS provides conflict resolution counseling services. We also refer disputants to other services and agencies and serve as a general resource for people wanting to learn about mediation and other Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) related issues and activities. Visit our website at seedscrc (dot) org for more information on our facilitation, workshops and training, and restorative justice programs
We are a community education and empowerment initiative that is re-imagining how communities can grow learners who think critically, live responsibly, and create meaningful change. We center the needs of those who are currently marginalized from meaningful educational experiences, with emphases on students of color, gender expansive and queer students, and differently-abled learners. Our youth and family programs are infused with social justice praxis. Summer camps, curriculum development, community education, and school building initiatives are the focus of our work in the Bay Area. We strive to create individual, community, and environmental change by fostering intergenerational, land-based learning practices.
