Sustainability Tip: A Playful Plan for Plant-Based Living — My Not-So-Perfect Path to Delicious Health
Plant-based meals can be abundant, satisfying and beautiful. Many cuisines offer lots of healthy, earth-friendly options – think Indian, Chinese or Mexican. Credit: USAHS By Alliance Communications Coordinator Amy Durr …
Art of the Week: Where Leaves Speak — Artist and Plant-Namer Abel Rodríguez on the Language of the Amazon
Artist “Abel Rodríguez is a sage of the Nonuya people, who live in the Amazon rainforest. He is known as a ‘plant namer’ because of his astonishing ability to remember …
Inspiration: The Skoll World Forum Gives Real Hope in the Face of Our Most Daunting Challenges – Part 1
Jeff Skoll, the founder and Chair of the Skoll Foundation, getting a standing ovation at the Opening Plenary following his return to the Skoll World Forum in Oxford, England. Credit: …
Take Action: Stop E-Waste from Your Phone, Computer and Other Electronics in Minnesota
Electronic waste in a landfill, polluting the environment around it. Credit: Bigc Studio/shutterstock By Abby Melendez-Cubias, Alliance Intern from University of California, Davis ‘26 Many people don’t know that they …
Holding the Wild and Wounded — Earth Day Through a Lens of Love and Loss
This photograph of Geoffrey (Kikoko) GPS, Bwindi Hub, Uganda, explores solastalgia from the frame of visual journalism. Credit: ©Invisible Flock By Alliance Communications Coordinator Amy Durr Earth Day has a …
Inspiration: The “Water Man of India” — Reviving Rivers, Communities and Lives
Dubbed as the ‘Water Man of India’ for his lifelong commitment towards water conservation and restoration efforts, Dr. Rajendra Singh’s work revived water in the most rural and arid regions …
Sustainability Tip: The Hidden Power of Small Acts of Care to Change Lives — The Ripple Effect of Kindness
We can resolve to show up for others with clarity and compassion by creating moments of care. We can listen deeply, reframe, empower, emphasize agency and use many other forms …