Ruhana Kuddus Fought for the Emancipation of Indonesian Women through Journalism and Education
“In the history of Indonesian education, there was no other 10-year-old girl who had the initiative to open a free school. Ruhana was the only one.”... Read more
Individual Citizens & Customers
3 Ways We Can Be Responsible Travelers
As we can ease our way into traveling again, there are few ways we can be a responsible tourist during our vacation.... Read more
Three Tips for a More Sustainable Gift-Giving
How can we show our loved ones we care while also caring about sustainability?... Read more
Intro to Digital Activism: Engage Responsibly
Digital activism has taken the world by storm. This article explores how you can start partaking in it responsibly.... Read more
Levi’s New Jeans Are Old
Levi’s is set to launch the more sustainable version of its most iconic product, the 501 Original, using recycled old jeans.
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Exploring the Role of Food and Women in Sustainability Education for All with Sustainability Scool
Sustainability Scool confronts the challenge of teaching sustainability topics to people while at the same time improving their financial situation by focusing on food and women.
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Tiktok & “Green Influencers”: Can They Make an Impact?
Tiktok is no longer only known for dance challenges and lip-syncing. Now, among others, it houses a growing number of videos on climate change and sustainable practices steadily gaining millions of views. This article explores whether this form of activism is to be encouraged.... Read more
The Fatigue of Personal Responsibility in Fighting Climate Change
Within this past week alone, words of irresponsible industry practices blew up in social media, and most people’s responses showed bewilderment and exhaustion that their individual actions might be useless in fighting climate change.
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Kasim Arifin’s 15 Years of Service in Waimital as a University Student
Kasim Arifin was a university student when he chose to serve and walk the talk. He stayed for fifteen years in remote Gemba, Indonesia, to farm and help the small village prosper.... Read more
The Skills We Need for the Future of Jobs in Sustainable Development
It is important to note that the scope of employment is changing, and it is time for young people worldwide to prepare for the future of jobs, as they are the key participants on this matter.... Read more