Explore the significance of ecofeminism in Africa, where women lead environmental advocacy, agricultural practices, and sustainable living efforts.
Ecofeminism in Africa; Its importance in environmental activism and young girls. Read More »
Preserving Ogunpa Dam Forest Reserve is crucial for biodiversity. The government’s plan to demolish it for Baywood Estate raises concerns. Alternatives include sustainable ecotourism, biodiversity-based industries, and utilizing environmental services. International aid, green bonds, and debt-for-nature swaps can provide financial support. Long-term benefits and a sustainable future should be prioritized. Learn more in this informative blog.
Preserving Oyo Green Legacy Read More »
Understanding climate change and mental health can feel like trying to solve a puzzle, especially for us Africans. Many people feel the effects of climate change but do not understand it, its causes, or know it as climate change. Additionally, mental health often carries a negative stigma, often associated with madness making it hard to
How are climate change and mental health connected? Read More »
The Conference of Parties (COP), aka the United Nations Climate Change Conference, is a critical platform for global climate discussions, they play an important role in uniting parties to address climate change. Investing in the planet’s future means empowering and involving young people like Tolulope Gbenro. Tolulope is one of over 70000 delegates at COP28
COP Diaries: An Insider’s Look at Pitfalls and Progress at COP28 Read More »
Art is often recognized as a form of expression, yet it goes beyond that—it can also positively impact the environment and inspire others. The Eunice Amoka-Bankole Street Dreams Project is dedicated to this purpose. This project uses the power of art and storytelling to empower young women to champion profitable environmental projects in their communities.
The EAB Street Dreams Project Phase Two! Read More »
On Tuesday, November 28, 2023 we were thrilled to be part of the Naija Youth Sustainability Forum organized by the Lagos Business School. Being both youth-focused and committed to sustainability, the invitation was a perfect fit for SustyVibes. The forum’s theme was “The Resourceful Youth: Maximizing Opportunities in Today’s Economy” and it was a space
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One thing about Susty events is that we would always have a good time while creating beautiful memories. If you’ve attended any Susty event I’m sure you can testify to it, If you haven’t it’s not too late to add it to your bucket list. Susty parties are an avenue to bring people together to discuss
Port Harcourt SusTEAParty: Bridging Generations Read More »
The year is 2023. Five years ago, when SustyViber and mother, Ajirioghene Amadi, wrote on Port Harcourt soot and her son’s health, we knew things were grievous. Our people protested; our demands were loud—until they were drowned by the sounds of new protests and more mothers whose late sons they still cannot find. I was
Dear Photographer, Please Shoot Read More »
I attended the AYC Changemakers showcase at Eden Heights, Victoria Island, Lagos on Thursday, July 6th, to represent our founder, Jennifer Uchendu, who is an Ashoka fellow. The Ashoka Young Changemakers are a group of young people who are making a positive difference in the world. What’s interesting and inspiring about this project is that
Ashoka Young Changemakers Showcase Read More »
Every child dreams of growing up and with the impact of climate change, it is crucial that we take steps to safeguard the future of our environment and ultimately our children. Susty schools focus on sharing knowledge about climate change, planting the seeds for the next generation of changemakers, and empowering kids to positively impact
Susty Schools for Quarter1 2023 Read More »
