Our StoryMap addresses the impact of the fashion industry on the environment, then traces Mahashakti Seva Kendra’s origin and work in recycling deadstock polyester.
Our story map first introduces the Bhopal gas leak disaster and the premise of the disastrous effects of chemicals. It then focuses on MSK’s chemical free block printing process which simultaneously empowers women.
Educating young kids is the specialty of Cafeteria Culture when compared to other NGOs that also aim to reduce plastic waste. We want to show schools and teachers why it is so important to integrate the teachings of Cafeteria Culture into everyday schooling by highlighting the importance education takes in the lives of youth.
This StoryMap introduces the issue of plastic waste especially generated in school cafeterias. There is a solution to the problem of single use plastic waste! Cafeteria Culture, and organization based in NYC, is the powerhouse behind getting schools and school districts involved in Plastic Free Lunch Day every year (and encouraging more days!)
The goal of our campaign is to raise awareness about what is happening in the Amazon forest most specifically in “Cuencas Sagradas” and what associations like Pachamama are doing every day to protect these ecosystems. Moreover, we want to encourage participants to take constructive action in order to engage themselves to fight climate change.
Design and deliver a magazine on behalf of Ecoporé. Highlighting their work with family farmers, indigenous leaders, students, researchers in the Rondônia region of the Amazon.
The project "Litro de Luz: Lighting the U.S. '' aims to expand the Brazilian NGO's international engagement through the creation of a subsidiary Instagram account, that is specially directed to English speaking college students.
This is a ‘media kit’ for Engajamundo - it sets a foundation for a stronger social media/in-person presence using social media and real-life applicable infographics, as well as a line of merchandise. The media kit is a proof of concept presented to Engajamundo, to showcase the ease and availability to create an outreach campaign through social media and the physical world.
This project built on World Vision Ghana’s menstrual hygiene management efforts in West Gonja and we provided girls with enough materials to make up to 5 additional washable pads to make a meaningful intervention in their lives.
The campaign aims to promote awareness about Fundación Pachamama's Ikiama Nukuri project and maternal health in indigenous populations through a social media campaign during World Breastfeeding Week 2022.