By Ramelle Lewis Growing up, I knew my family was different. When I was very young, I didn't realise that different didn't necessarily mean 'bad', or 'wrong'. I just knew that my family would never conform to the nuclear bloc of Mum, Dad and child. I had Mum, and later Ava*[1], my
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Urban Jungle: Rooftop Gardens and Vertical Farming for Everyone
The transformation of urban landscapes into flourishing green ecosystems is no longer a mere dream, but an actionable reality. Amid rising concerns about climate change and food security, urban spaces are being repurposed through rooftop gardens and vertical farming. Not only does this contribute to sustainability, but it also provides
Conscious Comedy: Humor as a Tool for Social Commentary
Humor has the unique power to both entertain and enlighten, serving as a compelling channel for social commentary. As society grapples with complex issues like inequality, political turmoil, and environmental degradation, comedians are stepping up as insightful critics and observers of our times. In the hands of skilled artists, humor
Micro-Movements: Small-scale Campaigns with Big Results
In a world that often celebrates grand gestures and large-scale initiatives, the power of small-scale campaigns or "micro-movements" can be easily overlooked. However, these localized efforts, often driven by individuals or small groups, can yield surprisingly significant results. They serve as tangible demonstrations of the principle that one doesn't need
8 Acts To Be Kinder Daily
The notion of changing the world can seem daunting, but the power to make a difference often lies in simple, everyday actions. It's not about one-off feats like donating blood just to tick a box; it's about a sustained commitment to kindness and responsibility. The effectiveness of these actions depends
Unsung Holidays: Lesser-Known Dates Promoting Doing Good
In a world awash with holidays that often center around commercialism, there is a growing interest in observances that focus on social responsibility and altruism. While Christmas, Thanksgiving, and Valentine's Day capture much of the limelight, numerous lesser-known holidays and observances invite us to turn our attention toward making a
The Litter Project: A Piece A Day
By Bernie Rakocevic Most of us were horrified as we watched the devastating environmental impact of the estimated 41 million litres of oil spilled from the tanker Exxon Valdez in Alaska’s pristine Prince William Sound. The spill covered 2100km of coastline. The ensuing financial, environmental and ecological impact is well documented. Over