Discover the key sustainability habits for a greener 2024. From reducing waste to carpooling more often, explore simple yet impactful changes for a healthier planet and a more eco-conscious you. Start your sustainable journey today!
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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 »
Last Saturday, two of our team members, Ayomide Olude and Seyi Agboola joined Novva Communications for the audio drama listening event of ‘Does the sky fall on everyone?’ written by Pyemwa Deshi. This drama is part of the Climate Change and Other Small Talk podcast series and this episode tells the story of a confrontation
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Climate change is a pressing concern and there is a growing consensus on the need to include climate education in Nigeria’s schools. This education is vital for children to understand sustainability and their role in tackling climate change. I was excited to have attended the DEAN Initiative’s Climate Education Conversation on August 29th. This event
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As we begin the bright month of September, we can’t forget to once again give a shoutout to all the young people all over the world, as on the 12th of August, we celebrated the vibrant young people with a potential to shape our world. At the recent World International Youth Day, we got to
Youth + Green Skills: Fantasy or Reality? 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 »
Our team recently had an amazing time at the Pitch 3.0 Conference held at Obafemi Awolowo University. This event brought together university students from across the country to discuss sustainability and its relevance for national development. As a platform dedicated to making sustainability fun and actionable for young Africans, it was only natural for us
SustyVibes Unipods at Obafemi Awolowo University 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
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On the 26th of November, we screened the Netflix movie: “Don’t Look Up” and as well had some wholesome post-COP27 discussions. Our amazing moderators for the event were SustyVibers: Peace Simon and Aniebiet Obot. We started by having our intervibes session, where SustyVibers: Enomfon Akpan and Folmi Yahaya asked arriving guests about what they think
SustyVibes Abuja Movie Screening and Post COP27 Panel Session Read More »
The grant has helped me kickstart the business, provided funds for the basic and necessary equipment, and an opportunity to earn a leadership certificate in Sustainable Waste Management from the Lagos Business School. This has opened doors of collaboration with other waste management practitioners and exposed me to best practices. I am very excited about
Winner Pitch Innovation & Eco-Solution Grant By SustyVibes: Oyinlola Akinboye Read More »
