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GSCRAN: From Climate Awareness to Climate Action
The Global Student Climate Research and Action Network (GSCRAN) is an international network of students, educators,…
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Applications Now Open for the GSCRAN Global Team
The Global Student Climate Research and Action Network (GSCRAN) is pleased to announce that applications are…
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SDG 4 Deadline 2030 Summit Concludes with Ojha, Vidal, and Adewoye
Education Summit 2026: Deadline 2030 Concludes with Regional Call to Accelerate SDG 4 for ASEAN Education…
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Regional Dialogue on Schools Climate Action Project (SCAP) to Convene for Earth Day 2026
INDONESIA, 3/7/2026 — In celebration of Earth Day 2026, the Regional Dialogue on Schools Climate Action Project (SCAP) will bring…
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SCAP 2026 Regional Dialogue Unites Global Schools for Climate Action
JAKARTA, INDONESIA–Schools Climate Action Projects convened educators, students, experts, and institutions from across Asia, Africa, Europe,…
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Welcome to SCAP
Welcome to SCAP — Schools Climate Action Projects, a whole-school, systems-focused, and solution-driven movement for student…
We make GSCRAN known to the world
Global Student Climate Research and Action Network (GSCRAN) is a global student-centered climate research and action network that empowers students, educators, researchers, and school communities to move beyond climate awareness and into evidence-informed, locally grounded, and globally connected climate action. GSCRAN envisions students not only as participants in climate conversations, but as young researchers, community investigators, and action leaders who can examine real climate challenges, generate context-based evidence, design practical solutions, and communicate their work to schools, communities, and wider international audiences.
Building on the growing need to strengthen youth participation in climate education and community resilience, GSCRAN seeks to connect students and educators across countries through research-driven climate initiatives, school-based action projects, collaborative learning spaces, publications, partnerships, and regional or global chapters. Through this network, students are encouraged to transform their schools and communities into active sites of climate inquiry, innovation, and action, where research becomes a pathway for meaningful change for people, communities, and the planet.


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