Teens Turning Green

The next generation has the power
to bring about change.

Teens Turning Green is a national movement of teens transforming the world by investigating and eliminating toxic exposures that threaten our health and the environment. The movement focuses on exposures in daily life, on school campuses and in local communities. By advocating for policy change and educating peers and communities about healthy habits, these teens inspire us all to work toward a sustainable future.

Sign-up for our 5th Annual Teens Turning Green National Summit
February 5+6

Students, teachers, and community members are invited to join together for two days of panel dialogues, interactive workshops, strategic planning and group discussions with visionary environmental leaders to educate, inspire, and activate change.

For more information

Join a BYOBag team now in Marin County and rally consumers to bring their own bag while shopping. Help us pass a new city ordinance to ban single use bags. For more information.

Are Cell Phones Safe? How Teens Can Avoid Risks!
The cell phone industries’ own studies show that the cell signal is absorbed deeply into
the brains of children, and up to 2 inches into an adult skull. We need to be sure that this
technology is used in the safest possible way.

Check out the new video to learn more: Cell phones: Just like cigarettes?

For more information: go to:

The International Commission on Electromagnetic Safety

The Environmental Health Trust: Campaign for Safer Cell Phones

Seeking student designers for the RE-event, a lifestyle runway show in New York (April 17) and in the SF Bay Area (May 1st).
We are challenging our peers, parents, and communities to consider how they can REnew, REcreate, REduce, and REthink the choices that they make every day in each aspect of their lives.
We are looking for student fashion designers now: Enter our Design Contest and get paired with a professional eco designer.
For more information and to download the entry form