Pass the torch: Composting All Articles Do Good More Sustainability November 28, 20230 [authorbox authorid="Rebecca Joki" title="Rebecca Joki"] There are so many ways to make a difference in someone's life. There are so many less fortunate people in the world, the country, and maybe even the city or town where you live. Sometimes, though, it's difficult to know where or how to start.
5 Reasons to Skip Your Next Coffee! All Articles Do Good More November 28, 20230 As we fork over a fiver for the privilege of indulging ourselves in 15 glorious minutes of a designer soy caramel macchiato, we more often than not, fail to entirely comprehend the value of that $5 note. Below are 5 things this $5 note, if donated, could provide the third world. Here's 5 other ways
Adopting Pets: Choose Shelters over Breeders All Articles More November 28, 20230 There are many reasons why you should consider adopting pets instead of buying one. You will find a better selection of animals at shelters than at pet stores. Animal shelters take in pets of all breeds and ages, while pet stores have a limited variety and number of pets. There
Fantasy vs. Reality: 5 Myths that Hinder Social Progress Articles Do More Good More People & Society November 28, 20230 Dispelling myths is essential to fostering social progress. Misconceptions can stall critical thinking, misdirect activism, and promote complacency. In the quest for a more equitable and sustainable world, it's crucial to distinguish between fantasy and reality. Here are five pervasive myths that hinder social progress. Trickle-Down Economics: A Nuanced ApproachMyth: The
A Greener Workplace All Articles More Sustainability November 28, 20230 [dropcap]As a civilization who spends about half of our waking hours at our workplaces, possibly more. Most of these workplaces are dependent on resources provided by the natural ecosystem around us (be it water, food, paper, energy & more). It is therefore ultimately in our interest to do our best
Drive Green: Eco-Friendly Car Ownership All Articles Sustainability November 28, 20230 With the asphalt jungle teeming with over a billion combustion-engine comrades, the strain on our planet is palpable. Let’s face it: not all of us can splurge on an electric chariot. But fret not, eco-warriors! There are nifty tricks to morph your gas-guzzler into a lean, green, road-hugging machine. Color Me
Vegetarian Once a Week All Articles Be Good Sustainability November 28, 20230 By Hayli Harding Massive benefits found from a once a week regimen of vegetarianism There are numerous environmental, social and physical benefits that follow going meatless, even if you only do it once a week. The best day of the week to do so is Monday, since it’s the beginning of the
Aesthetics of Altruism: Designing Spaces that Encourage Good Articles Be Good More People & Society November 28, 20230 The design of physical spaces can wield tremendous influence over human behavior, including the inclination towards altruistic actions. From the layout of a room to the choice of colors, each design element can either encourage or stifle good deeds. Here's how to create environments that cultivate a culture of altruism. 1.
Guilt-Free Gifting: Ethical Alternatives to Common Presents Articles Be Good More People & Society Sustainability November 27, 20230 The joy of gifting often comes with a flip side: the ethical and environmental impact of consumer goods. From the sourcing of raw materials to production and delivery, conventional gifts can carry a hefty ecological footprint. Here’s a guide to guilt-free gifting with ethical alternatives that are just as delightful
Walking in Others’ Shoes All Articles Be Good More People & Society November 27, 20230 By John Watson It is altogether too easy to look at a fellow human being and immediately write them off based on their demeanor or appearance. The perfect example is when passing a homeless person on the street. The majority of people avert their gaze, while others are a lot more
