Sail4Change is our new educational project in collaboration with World Sailing and the Italian Navy to mobilize younger generations from all over the world by creating an opportunity for them to become protagonists of positive change and jump on board the most beautiful ship in the word: Amerigo Vespucci!
At each stop of Vespucci’s world tour – from Argentina to Italy - the project will involve the younger generations (8-12 years old) by spreading knowledge on climate change and its impact on the ocean and our lives while stimulating them to gain new skills in communication, creativity, and environmental advocacy.
Join the global movement for ocean sustainability. Sail aboard the Amerigo Vespucci and contribute to positive change through your insights and creativity.
Sign up with your organization to have immediate access to our educational contents for the Ocean.
After signing up you will receive a detailed manual with everything you need to face the challenge:
– Challenge rules and requirements
– Access to educational material on climate change
– Criteria for evaluation
– Timings and deadlines
– Communication tips
Check out the calendar below to know when the Amerigo Vespucci vessel will stop by your location and remember: All works shouldbe submitted at least 4 weeks before the Arrival of the ship in the location closest to you.
By taking part of Sail4Change challenge, you can get the opportunity to jump on board the most iconic vessel in the world: the Amerigo Vespucci. Don’t miss out this chance!
ALL sailors from 8 to 12 years old
NO, the participation to the project and the tour on the Amerigo Vespucci vessel are free of charge.
At least 4 weeks before the arrival of the Amerigo Vespucci in the destination of the sailing school.
2 weeks before the arrival of the Amerigo Vespucci in the location.
YES. For every 4 kids there must be 1 parent or designated adult (eg. Sailing instructor of minimum 18 years old) to accompany them.
NO, they will receive a certificate and a prize onboard by the Amerigo Vespucci staff.
NO, if necessary, the accommodation will have to be organized autonomously.
