Posts Tagged ‘Blog’
Everything, Everywhere, All at Once – The Global Goals in 2026
Our co-director, Jenny, thinks positive! As our media loves to dwell on negativity, it’s easy to look at the 17 UN Global Goals (SDGs) and focus on what hasn’t been achieved. And yet I still marvel that 193 countries signed up to this ambitious and groundbreaking set of targets that envisage a fairer greener future…
Read MoreEarth Day Heroes – a volunteer’s view
Our favourite feedback leaf read “seeing so many schools taking actions to make our world a better, safer, and happier place to live.”
Read MoreCommon barriers for young people breaking into the sustainability sector…
“Young people are ready to get involved, learn and contribute to a sector which will shape all our futures; we just need to be given the chance!”
Read MoreWhy Earth Day Matters
22nd April is a day of hope and optimism every year. Why? Because millions of people celebrate our incredible planet and take action to protect her.
Read MoreReclaiming the Flag: A Symbol for Unity, Not Division
In recent years, the St George’s Cross has become increasingly visible across the UK – flying from bridges, lampposts, and homes. For some, it’s a symbol of pride and belonging. But for others, its growing association with far-right nationalism has made it feel exclusionary, even threatening.
Ten years ago today, every nation stood behind another flag—the colourful grid of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). It was a rallying cry for global cooperation, a promise to “Leave No One Behind.” Today, with just five years left to meet those goals, we must ask: how can we reignite that spirit of unity and purpose?