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“We do not have to become heroes overnight. Just a step at a time, meeting each thing that comes up … discovering we have the strength to stare it down.”
~ Eleanor Roosevelt
From teachers and friends to trailblazing activists, esteemed scientists, and vocal leaders, there are a lot of eco-heroes amongst us. They may be famous or not, world-renown or in your local community, a friend, a teacher, someone you know or have just read about. What are the traits and characteristics that in your eyes make eco-hero status? Maybe they question the status quo, stand in solidarity with our planet, fight for the rights of all people, and against climate change. For example, Paul Hawken, environmentalist and author of the New York Times best seller, Drawdown, the recipients of this years Goldman Environmental Prize, the scientists, conservationists, educators, and storytellers that National Geographic highlights who are passionate about making our planet better, and close to home for us, Turning Green co-founder Erin Schrode who is currently doing humanitarian work in Puerto Rico and around the globe – all great examples of how we define eco-heroes.
What does it take to be an eco-hero? We think passion, dedication, and a little bit of courage! Who’s your eco-hero?
Look around you … There are students on your campus and people in your community who are at this moment actively changing the world. Take a minute to think about who they are and the work they’re contributing.
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There are extraordinary people across our globe who have affected great change against all odds. Their voices allowed them to start a movement and their actions have caused a ripple effect. This is the power of one!
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Do you consider yourself a hero? We do! Sometimes we’re reluctant to acknowledge just how awesome we are. If our task and our responsibility to future generations is to create a healthy, just and thriving planet, we need leaders that have confidence in themselves and empower others to move us forward. What can you start today, at this very moment, to be involved in developing a solution to a challenge we are facing – starting with your campus?
Over this past month, you have learned about many themes related to everyday life. You have learned that you have the power to change the world, one step at a time. Now, it’s your turn to identify an issue or cause, that you feel passionate about, one that will prompt you to take action – to be that change.
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Everyone:
Rodale Books Global Warming Survival Handbook
Navitas Organics Superfood Bars (2)
Nutiva Organic Vanilla Shake
Dr. Bronner’s All-One Toothpaste
Gaia Guy Bamboo Toothbrush
Eco Lips Mongo Kiss Lip Balm
Girls:
Natracare Organic Cotton Tampons
Natracare Organic Cotton Makeup Removal Wipes
Natracare Organic Cotton Travel Sampler
Natracare Organic Cotton Tote Bag
Boys:
Guayaki Yerba Mate Organic Cotton T-Shirt & Energy Shot
Everyone:
Climate of Hope Climate of Hope
Clif Bar Ear Buds & Smoothie Bars
SoulKu “Be the Change” Bracelets
Guayaki Yerba Mate Sparkling Mate