The National Environmental Education Foundation, a nonprofit organization that receives millions in government funding each year, is teaching children that the United States exists on 'occupied/unceded/seized territory' and offering resources for managing 'climate change emotions.' The foundation, whose board is appointed by the Environmental Protection Agency, distributes guides for land acknowledgments at public events and provides lesson plans for schools that encourage students to express feelings such as 'outrage' and 'despair' about climate change. The group also promotes climate activism through educational materials, including a cartoon rap and climate pledges for students. Despite efforts by the previous administration to cut funding for activist organizations, the foundation continues to receive substantial federal support, with its board including several prominent activists and donors.