Ethos magazine

15/08/2024

*In Bridgertons’ Lady Whistledown voice*

Dearest gentle reader,

Society papers are so 1813. The Regency era has come and gone, and now the Read-gency era has arrived. There is nothing quite like the sweet scent of a renowned read, priceless in its ability to share content of passionate, purpose-driven individuals and companies from around the globe, that has been reduced dramatically in price.

Well, fellow reader, That is what I present you with today: issues 1 to 15 of Ethos magazine have been discounted by 50% – or more! Fill your time not with chaperoned promenades, or awkward dances in clothing that chafes, but with high-quality reads at lower-than-before prices.

You can find your next favourite magazine read on the Ethos website: https://ethos-magazine.com/shop/v.

Until next time. Yours, Lady Pricesaredown.

Good Stories. Good People. Good Business

18/07/2024

Hello friends, we hope you’re all well and enjoying the sunshine (if you're lucky enough to get some), wherever you are! 💚

Speaking of which, summer’s finally upon us and, for many of you, it can only mean one thing… Holidays! 🏖️

Whether you’re staying at home this year or heading abroad, this summer’s also a great opportunity to try out some of our July Green Swaps and discover some new ways of relaxing that are as good for the planet as well as your own wellbeing. 🌍️

Some of the things you could try include:

🧼 Swapping the liquid toiletries you usually take with you for biodegradable shampoo bars.

🌞 Ditching your regular big-brand (and typically chemical-packed) sun cream for reef-safe alternatives.

🛫 Going flight-free and reducing your carbon footprint by trying out different, greener forms of travel and transport.

These are just some of the holiday-focused swaps that make up Challenge 7, and you can read why we’ve suggested them and see others on the Ethos website: https://ethos-magazine.com/challenge-7-july-summer-swaps/

02/07/2024

Ethos is swapping out the mag for some sizeable books this July for ’s ! And you can get involved, too. All you have to do is read, recommend, and repeat 🔁

If you’re looking to spend a month in the sun reading about the moon, then why not try our Ethos writer, Emily’s, issue 20 recommendation: The Sky at Night: Book of the Moon 🌝

https://uk.bookshop.org/p/books/the-sky-at-night-book-of-the-moon-a-guide-to-our-closest-neighbour-dr-maggie-aderin-pocock/939154?aid=9184&ean=9781785943515

The month-long summer reading challenge is a way to support independent bookshops, to catch up on your TBRs and to lounge beneath the sunlight, lathered in sun cream and sticky-fingering away at the pages of your favourite holiday reads. Then sharing them across your socials.

Plus, participants are in with the chance to win Bookshop gift cards every week (which are as valuable as airline tickets, aren’t they? Because books take you to places that easyJet just can’t – and they’re all the hand luggage you need!) 🗺️

So BOOK some time off for your favourite book. Then tell everybody about it🤷‍♀️

How well do you know our closest neighbour?Featured on BBC Radio 4 Saturday Live and BBC BreakfastThe moon has fascinated humankind since the beginning of history. But far from being just a big rock out in space, the Moon has a phenomenal power over the earth, with its ability to create great waves,...

17/06/2024

Green Swaps challenge 6 – plastic won’t last-ic (except that it will, and for a bloody long time).

We all want to immortalise ourselves, to linger well beyond our timelines, to be remembered in one form or another ad infinitum – but do we really want it to be our stale plaque crusted onto a plastic brush that we’re recognised for? Probably not. Yet, every plastic toothbrush we’ve wielded like a pearly whites pen will take approximately 500 years to decompose. A half millennia of damaging the very Earth we call home.

Plastic pollution shouldn’t be left in our wake – so let’s wake up and make some changes.

We're halfway through the year, and halfway into our yearlong challenges - that will lend themselves to our whole lifetimes. Here's June's Green Swaps.

12/06/2024

Welcome back! And welcome, June. We’re semi-circling the sun, halfway into the year and mere minutes away from Home Bargains frenetically stocking up their Christmas aisles. That’s six months of making green swaps and bettering the Earth we inhabit. You might not see it yet, but you’ve already made such an incredible environmental impact. You’re mama nature’s favourite 💚
And to stay in her good books, why not set your gaze onto this month’s set of Green Swaps challenges? Themed around swapping out our plastics ♻️

Whether that’s carrying a reusable bottle, buying yourself a bamboo toothbrush, ditching the takeaway containers for silicon Tupperware, or dedicating the whole month of July to avoiding any and all plastics with the Plastic Free July movement – there’s something here you can easily do. Little or large, any step is a wider stride than taking none at all 🤏👍

So dump your Barbie in the bin and read more to begin:

We're halfway through the year, and halfway into our yearlong challenges - that will lend themselves to our whole lifetimes. Here's June's Green Swaps.

24/05/2024

Hello again green beings!

Alongside last month’s continuing challenge, May is themed around, well, ourselves; Ethos. Specifically, the latest issue: Ethos 20, which was released just last month. A magazine crammed full of good stories about good people and their good businesses, doing a whole lot of good for the world.

Find out more: https://ethos-magazine.com/challenge-5-a-green-ethos/

23/05/2024

Yesterday we headed to Clerkenwell Design Week to catch up with some of our issue 20 participants, including Norwegian furniture manufacturers Fora Form.

Find out more about them, and how they bring people together in our workplaces, buy ordering your copy now https://ethos-magazine.com/product/ethos-20/

22/05/2024

“For the first time in its millennia-spanning history, [Mardin] was celebrating its most ancient treasure of all – its grains, spices and fruit, the recipes they infused, and the alchemy that happens when food brings people together.”

Turkish chef, Ebru Baybara Demir, has used her food not just to feed tummies, but to nourish souls, to fuel the improvement of local society. Using her traditional gastronomy to empower women and to encourage tourism, Ebru has since won awards for her use of food as an agent for social change 🏆

She’s now investing her prize money into a cafe run by Turkish and Syrian chefs, whilst also focusing on Zamarot 1890, Turkey’s first ever zero-waste restaurant, opening later in the year. Meanwhile, soup kitchen Gönül Mutfağı is continuing to feed victims of February 2023’s earthquakes. Her work speaks for itself (around a mouthful of delicious sour plum stew).

Read more in Ethos 20 😋 https://ethos-magazine.com/product/ethos-20/

21/05/2024

Ethos 20 is here... can you believe we're on 20 issues! There's all sorts of great stuff to read inside too, including a cover story with Too Good To Go, delicious Danish design from Birdie, a tasty chat with chef Ebru Baybara Demir and a dreamy 48 hours in Tunis. Food for thought! ⁠
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Grab your copy today by clicking on the link in our bio!

21/05/2024

Ethos 20 is here... can you believe we're on 20 issues! There's all sorts of great stuff to read inside too, including a cover story with Too Good To Go, delicious Danish design from Birdie, a tasty chat with chef Ebru Baybara Demir and a dreamy 48 hours in Tunis. Food for thought! ⁠
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Grab your copy today: https://ethos-magazine.com/product/ethos-20/

20/05/2024

It’s not just Stacy’s mom that’s got it going on – have you not SEEN mama nature herself? She’s gorgeous. Curvy. She’s the original M**F (mother I’d like to frolic with) 👀 But before she was our beloved Mother Earth, impregnated with 8 billion children, packing our lunch boxes with woodland-grown veggies and filling up our bottles with oceanic water; she was Lover Earth 🌎

Wild and free and entangled with every beautiful element of our world. Something that Agency for Nature is campaigning to revive, encouraging connection with nature and love for our planet for young people – by showing them how to make it sexy 😍

Let us introduce you to: The Ecokamasutra. A guide to exploring your ecosexuality, to noticing the smell of petrichor, the feel of damp grass between your bare toes, the caress of a gentle breeze beside a lake 🌱 You don’t have to get weird with it – but you’re more than welcome to 😏

Read more about The Green Book in the latest issue of Ethos 🙌 https://ethos-magazine.com/product/ethos-20/

17/05/2024

When you think of an office space, do you hear Pam from The US Office, complaining about the back support on her desk chair? Do you feel the cold, impalible plastic of decades old seating around the conference table? Do you have PTSD when thinking back to the knee-knocking desks that wobbled with so much as a blink?🪑

Or do you think of sleek and stylish, comfortably inviting creative spaces, welcoming collaboration and community? You would, if those spaces were filled with Fora Form furniture.

This Norwegian manufacture of Scandinavian-style furniture is reimagining the workspace. Motivated by human-centric meeting spaces, coupled with responsible and sustainable design, Fora Form have created pieces, such as their BUD chair, that aims to make spaces more playful and enticing.

“It has a low back that makes it easy for you to communicate, while its round and open design makes it feel less formal.” 👩‍💼

They believe that furniture can bridge the gap between sterile office working and attractive environments where employees look forward to being.

Find out how they’re reinventing the office space as we know and (don’t) love it in issue 20 of Ethos: https://ethos-magazine.com/product/ethos-20/ 📚

16/05/2024

What is gastronomy? It’s more than Heston Blumenthal crafting a pool table made of fish and tartar sauce, with pickled egg balls (true story) – gastronomy is the combination of food and culture. It’s the art of creating fine traditional cuisine. It’s a way of improving society by infusing local ingredients into carefully curated meals🥣
And it’s something that Turkish chef, Ebru Baybara Demir has built her life around. Since beginning her gastronomical journey, the Turkish town, Mardin, has improved tenfold, once seeing only 10,000 visitors per year, and now welcoming millions. But her work has done more than put Mardin on the map. Women, who once couldn’t leave their homes without the permission of their husbands, are now business owners, workers and producers, all because “food has changed the economy of a city.”🍲
🤤Find out more about Ebru’s gastronomic perspective in the latest issue of Ethos: https://ethos-magazine.com/product/ethos-20/

03/05/2024

*Sung like the vultures from Ice Age 2* Food, glorious food! Why do we waste it? With a 100 million meals fed to the bin, how can we instead let the world taste it? 🥗🍜🍨

By downloading Too Good to Go’s app! Built by a team of food rescuers who have already prevented 300 million meals from emigrating to the trash since their conception in 2015, Over 150,000 food-based businesses use Too Good to Go’s service to rescue perfectly tasty unsold food that would have otherwise met its untimely end 🍝 They serve it up in their biodegradable and recyclable packaging, selling it for lower prices to the 85 million users across 17 countries who are already signed up to their app. How glorious! 😋

And that’s what issue 20 of Ethos is; salivatory, deliciously delightful and filling in a way that only your soul can understand. So don’t let these stories go to waste either, and collect your copy here 👉 https://ethos-magazine.com/product/ethos-20/

02/05/2024

There’s nothing better than a takeaway you’ve been craving, delivered straight to your front door🍟 Well, think of our Ethos stories as some of the tastiest treats around, sweet for the soul, nourishing for the mind, wholesome and stuffed full of goodness; and your email inbox is your door❣️Sign up for our newsletter here: https://ethospaper.us11.list-manage.com/subscribe?u=2ce8f346acc27727319891e14&id=f68b5556be

01/05/2024

Elderly hydration devices. The origin of the typewriter. Australia’s “right to disconnect.” 48 hours in Tunisia. Reimagining trade unions. Worldwide food rescuing. Redesigning the UN logo. Community market gardens. Smart air-monitor technology. Insights on collaboration. Digital advertising with a twist. A local hero and his guitar. A million lovely letters. Turkish gastronomy. Street papers. Scandinavian furniture manufacturer. Sexy eco-campaigns. Monthly green swaps. Fan clubs. Educational gaming. Small change. Boutique tea. Uniting through food. Decoding anxiety. Mentoring, soil and SOUP. Plus a few book recommendations – this issue of Ethos really does have a little of it all.
🥛⌨️🖥️🧳🍽️🌊🍂🐦🎸💌🍲🪑🌳🌱🍵📗
📖 Get your copy of Ethos 20 here: https://ethos-magazine.com/product/ethos-20/

30/04/2024

Life is about signing up to things; to Facebook, to game shows, to community schemes, to travel agencies, to opportunities near and fear 📬 And save for a few unwanted leaflets in your postbox, most things you put your name to are things you enjoy, things you believe in, things you want to be a part of – because good things are worth signing up for. So sign up to our newsletter, to get a whole heap of good things sent straight to your inbox 👉 https://ethospaper.us11.list-manage.com/subscribe?u=2ce8f346acc27727319891e14&id=f68b5556be

29/04/2024

Treat yourself to a dose of and from an abundance of people all across the (and the rest of the globe, too – it just didn’t fit the rhyme) with issue 20 of ! 🗺️

Packed full of stories about the ways humanity and businesses come together to create life-changing products, to enact world-bettering initiatives, to promote change and equality and sustainability. We’ve gathered them all here 📖

Learn about Tunisian culture and sustainable business 💼 traditional Turkish cuisine used to improve local society 🍲 and Norwegian furniture designed to encourage workers back into the office🪑Discover more about a community garden in Manchester, a handwritten letter sender from Birmingham, and a local Liverpudlian hero from The Florrie 💌 We talk about educational screen time for children, about reimagining digital advertising, about street papers and poverty, about collaboration and mentoring and ways we can all go green to heal the Earth 🌎

The theme is “coming together” so come join us, and grab your copy here 👉 https://ethos-magazine.com/product/ethos-20/

12/04/2024

Hello again challengers! Welcome back to The Green Place. Easter has been and gone, and along with it came the browns of chocolate, the yellows of chicks, as well as pink bunny noses and fluffy white lambs and the fresh greenery of a spring that has finally sprung🐰🐣🐑🍫🌹 Oh, and speaking of spring – this month’s challenges are a little spring cleaning for the home, for the soul, for the Earth. Read more here:

Hello again challengers! Welcome back to The Green Place. Easter has been and gone. Along with it came the browns . . .> Read more

22/03/2024

Hello again, Green Beings! It’s almost April – it’s officially spring, in fact –  and, with that in mind, it’s time to march into our next lot of green-themed challenges. Or stride. Or meander about mindfully, stopping to smell the roses and bask in the sunbeams. And then, when the sun sets, we’ll pick those rosebush thorns and tear our way into a newer, greener world.

This month, and with it being tomorow, we’re asking you to Switch Off (the lights, the things, and yourself).

Read more: https://ethos-magazine.com/challenge-3-switch-off/

26/02/2024

Green swap challenge 2 - Food for Thought

This month’s challenge is all about food; how to acquire it, reduce it, recycle it and make the most of it. By making some simple changes you can help to nourish the very planet that nourishes us https://ethos-magazine.com/challenge-2-food-for-thought/

14/11/2023

This month, we’ll be hearing from our friends at Liverpool SOUP👏⁠
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THEME: Doorstep actions 🗓⁠
MICRO ACTION FOR THIS WEEK: Learn local 📍⁠
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We’re always blown away by the honesty of people when they get up on stage and pitch at a Liverpool SOUP event. Most of our pitchers are incredibly open about their lived experiences because it's these lived experiences that have shaped their way of thinking, what they’re passionate about and, ultimately, how they’re now spending their time to make positive change locally.⁠
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You learn a lot about places and communities by learning about what’s important to the people who are a part of them. Often, even if we don’t share the same experience, there are elements which we’ll be able to relate to, so learning about these experiences will further humanise those around us nurturing stronger communities which are more enjoyable to be a part of.⁠
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This week why not take a moment to ask someone what’s important to them and why?⁠
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It could be someone you see every day or someone you’ve never met before. We can often be guilty of getting straight into the detail with the people we’re familiar with and forgetting to take a step back to reflect on what’s got us here.⁠
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You’ll learn a lot from focusing on the journey they’ve been on to get them where they are rather than the outcomes they have in their sights…although they can also be interesting.⁠
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You may even become inspired enough to get your own project off the ground like over a third (35%) of Liverpool SOUP’s audience do after listening to the experiences of our pitchers.

07/11/2023

This month, we’ll be hearing from our friends at Liverpool SOUP👏⁠
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THEME: Doorstep actions 🗓⁠
MICRO ACTION FOR THIS WEEK: Ask and listen 👂⁠
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Ask & Listen⁠
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Our lives are busy and it can be really easy to get lost in the day-to-day of work and life admin but connecting with people feels good and helps us to feel part of something. Who knows…connections may lead to collaborations and that feels even better!⁠
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This week why don’t you make the time to grab a brew and listen to someone else’s story? You could…⁠
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Invite a friend that you’ve not seen for a while out for some coffee and cake - Ask them about the big things that are happening in their life at the moment and how it’s making them feel?⁠
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Have lunch with a colleague - Ask them what keeps life interesting for them at the moment? Is there anything they want to do more of?⁠
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Attend a community event and start a conversation with a stranger - Ask what they enjoy doing on rainy Sundays? Where do they like to go when the sun is shining?

31/10/2023

This October Better Not Stop are helping us take action ✨⁠
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THEME: Better Not Stop 👊⁠
MICRO ACTION FOR THIS WEEK: Fail extensively 👎⁠
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⁠And then keep moving forward⁠
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Progress isn’t linear. Everybody makes mistakes and failing isn’t something that means you should stop what you’re doing, it’s simply an opportunity to learn and grow and develop as you continue to move forward⁠
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As so many people fail to the right things (especially in this industry, or amongst those who care about social justice, sustainability etc), it can be easy to hold yourself to an incredibly high standard comparatively, one that is almost unattainable at times.⁠
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Even if sometimes you fail to meet that standard, as long as you learn and grow and continue to progress, you are still a good person trying to do the right thing and that is still something worth celebrating.⁠
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Take others' thoughts, opinions and criticisms on board and use them as learning opportunity. Doing the right thing is always a constant goal that you will always have to work towards, not a specific end goal that you can just reach and then you’ve succeeded.⁠
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What can you try doing this week? Try it. You might fail, but that’s okay. ⁠
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Be sure to keep moving forward - this is where your community, peer support and knowledge is so important to support you in the harder times. ⁠
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About Better Not Stop:⁠
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Better Not Stop are a sustainability impact agency, helping purpose-driven businesses to implement strategies, policies and frameworks like the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, B Corp Certification and Carbon Literacy to increase their revenue, customer base and employee retention.

24/10/2023

This October Better Not Stop are helping us take action ✨⁠
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THEME: Better Not Stop 👊⁠
MICRO ACTION FOR THIS WEEK: Rewrite the rules ✍️⁠
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⁠We define what our power is. ⁠
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Don’t ever feel like you can’t affect change. It can all feel overwhelming, but you can define what your power is⁠
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Only by people like you taking action will we be able to change the world, overwrite these systems that aren’t fair, maintain the status quo and keep the world unequal.⁠
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It may feel like corporations, institutions and governments hold all the power, and we can’t change them despite all we do but all of these things are made up of people. If you can change someone’s mind, you can start a ripple effect that can spread and move mountains.⁠
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Historically change has and can come from a small group of individuals dedicated to changing minds, opinions, sharing knowledge and working together. ⁠
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Talk to people, spread your beliefs and work to change the thoughts of those around you. You’ll never know how far it spreads⁠
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About Better Not Stop:⁠
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Better Not Stop are a sustainability impact agency, helping purpose-driven businesses to implement strategies, policies and frameworks like the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, B Corp Certification and Carbon Literacy to increase their revenue, customer base and employee retention.

17/10/2023

This October Better Not Stop are helping us take action ✨⁠
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THEME: Better Not Stop 👊⁠
MICRO ACTION FOR THIS WEEK: Work out your puzzle piece 🧩⁠
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⁠We can’t do everything, where do you fit in and what’s your cause to challenge?⁠
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Figure out what it is that makes you tick. Is there something that specifically gets you motivated? Grinds your gears? Fuels your passion?⁠
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We know you probably care about lots of different things, and all these things matter to you personally and feel equally important to consider…⁠
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BUT - we simply cannot fight on all fronts - you will end up exhausted, burnt out and even more cynical than when you started. You have to focus your efforts and energy, figure out where you fit in and which cause lights that fire the most - or you’ll simply end up stretched too thin.⁠
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It is not worth it to anyone involved to have people who care end up burnt around, you need to protect yourself. Focus. ⁠
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This week, we’re asking you to figure out your puzzle piece + start taking action⁠
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About Better Not Stop:⁠
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Better Not Stop are a sustainability impact agency, helping purpose-driven businesses to implement strategies, policies and frameworks like the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, B Corp Certification and Carbon Literacy to increase their revenue, customer base and employee retention.

10/10/2023

This October Better Not Stop are helping us take action ✨⁠
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THEME: Better Not Stop 👊⁠
MICRO ACTION FOR THIS WEEK: Join a community 🌳⁠
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This week we’re asking you to join a community. It could be ours, the Better Business Network (https://thebetterbusiness.network), XR, Just Stop Oil, or a local charity or campaign. ⁠
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Seek out like minded people, make connections and feel the shared strength and knowledge of peers and others who care. Ask: What help do they need? What time and help can you bring to the table? ⁠
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There are countless communities - find the one that really speaks to you - do you want to start hyper local, working in your local community? Do you care more about affecting system change in your industry? ⁠
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Partner up with those in your chosen community - you don’t have to do everything yourself and by getting involved and finding out what others are doing, you can lend strength as part of a greater collective, as well as stopping you fruitlessly duplicating effort.⁠
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Fighting the good fight is tiring, joining a community can give you a place to share thoughts, feelings and experiences with those who are more likely to have shared understanding of what you’re experiencing.⁠
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Align your choice with something you care deeply about. This weeks action is to find a community, join in and get involved. ⁠
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Better Not Stop are a sustainability impact agency, helping purpose-driven businesses to implement strategies, policies and frameworks like the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, B Corp Certification and Carbon Literacy to increase their revenue, customer base and employee retention.

26/09/2023

This month we've got 2030hub helping us take action during month ✨⁠
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THEME: Global Goals 🌎⁠
MICRO ACTION FOR THIS WEEK: Act, together 🤝⁠
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Do something. Do something extra. Do anything extra! There are so many ways you can play your part.⁠
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If you need some suggestions for actions you can check out the SDG Action Campaign. www.sdgactioncampaign.org⁠
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Now for the super important bit, convince a friend to do the same, maybe two or as many as you can.. Then get them to convince their friends to join in, make it fun, and make an impact together.⁠
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The movement is building, and apathy and avoidance are beginning to lose. The planet needs you to unite now. ⁠
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The SDGs are everybody's responsibility. Take yours.⁠
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2030hub has been building a movement for seven years, and this is year four for our Liverpool-focused Global Goals Week campaign. Only Liverpool and New York use GGW to engage and inspire as cities.⁠
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If we want to make the Global Goals work, we need local actions, and cities are the perfect size to balance relevance and impact.

19/09/2023

This month we've got 2030hub helping us take action during month ✨⁠
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THEME: Global Goals 🌎⁠
MICRO ACTION FOR THIS WEEK: Big, bold and brave ✈️⁠
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The SDGs are not a 'nice to have' they're the only agreed blueprint for our survival that there is. The planet will adapt to climate change but many of the people furthest behind in society won’t be able to. We need a just transition for all.⁠
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Every job needs to be a climate job. Every pound you spend needs to make a difference. Every politician needs to champion the SDGs locally and globally. Everybody needs to make big, bold changes to their lifestyles. ⁠
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World leaders are expected to make bold recommitment statements at the SDG Summit this GGW in NYC. What one thing can you commit to change, and make it happen?⁠
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Can you give up meat? Give up flying? Give up driving? What do you spend most of your money on - Spend better, e.g. moving your pension is 21x more powerful than going veggie or switching your energy provider (but they're both good options, too.) ⁠
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What can you do right now to play your part? ⁠
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Do that, and tell people. ⁠
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About this months partner: ⁠
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2030hub has been building a movement for seven years, and this is year four for our Liverpool-focused Global Goals Week campaign. Only Liverpool and New York use GGW to engage and inspire as cities.⁠
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If we want to make the Global Goals work, we need local actions, and cities are the perfect size to balance relevance and impact.

12/09/2023

This month we've got helping us take action during month ✨⁠
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THEME: Global Goals 🌎⁠
MICRO ACTION FOR THIS WEEK: A big second half 👏⁠
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Join and share the big campaign. ⁠
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The SDGs are a 15-year framework to save the planet and we are officially halfway, and losing. Covid, geopolitics and accelerating climate change have pushed the goals even further away, but we can still do this!⁠
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Imagine you had all the world leaders in a room at halftime and had to give the halftime talk to inspire a planetary victory. What would you say? What would you focus on? ⁠
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I'm a big Liverpool FC fan and I'm expecting them to be playing a starring role. The Champions League victory in Istanbul is the perfect example of turning things around. ⁠
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Search and share / www.sdghalftime.org⁠
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About this months partner: ⁠
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2030hub has been building a movement for seven years, and this is year four for our Liverpool-focused Global Goals Week campaign. Only Liverpool and New York use GGW to engage and inspire as cities.⁠
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If we want to make the Global Goals work, we need local actions, and cities are the perfect size to balance relevance and impact.