Fellows from diverse regions explore sustainability as a privilege often limited to affluent, developed areas, where eco-friendly choices are more accessible. We look at this exclusionary view, advocating for “inclusive sustainability” that adapts to local contexts and economic constraints. Fellows are addressing various challenges, from food insecurity to waste management, aiming to make sustainable practices more accessible.
Celebrate Earth Day with Action: A Quick Guide and Resources of tangible steps to contribute to a healthier planet.
Indian Fellow and Wildlife Conservationist, Trisa Bhattacharjee is on a mission to create harmony between human and animal communities.
In a remarkable career pivot, Ceri Flook, a UK-born content creator turned compost maker based in Germany, has begun her mission to tackle soil health and sustainability. Formerly engaged in content creation at Ecosia, 27 year old Ceri redirected her focus after recognizing the profound issues surrounding soil health reported at the organization.
We’re proud to call Zainab Bie one of our Fellows. She has written papers for Germany’s Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development and the UN, was a Youth Delegate at the COP27 climate conference, worked with Greenpeace International. Now she shares her thoughts on the upcoming COP28.
We spoke to Rhea Singhal about her entrepreneurial journey in establishing Ecoware, India’s first and largest sustainable food packaging company, her drive to create impact and why she decided to join forces with beVisioneers.
We need a systems-oriented approach to address sustainability challenges. In this article we highlight three key insights gained from our efforts to build a fellowship focused on intersectionality and systems change.