EcoEd is a sustainability-focused educational initiative aimed at equipping individuals with the knowledge, tools, and practical skills necessary to adopt and promote sustainable living practices. Developed under the Millennium Fellowship, this project seeks to bridge the gap between awareness and action, empowering communities to take meaningful steps toward addressing climate change. The project offers comprehensive and accessible learning modules on topics like; waste management, water conservation, sustainable gardening, and climate advocacy, among others. Each module is designed to provide not only theoretical insights but also actionable strategies, hands-on activities, and challenges to inspire real-world application. EcoEd also fosters a sense of community through interactive forums, a leaderboard for engagement in challenges, and recognition programs, such as the EcoEd Speaker Honor for those who complete all modules. This approach ensures that participants are not only learning but actively implementing sustainable practices and sharing their progress to inspire others. EcoEd aims to help individuals, reduce their environmental footprint and become advocates for a healthier planet. Through education, community engagement, and empowerment, EcoEd strives to create a ripple effect of positive environmental change, starting from individual households to the global stage.