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Becoming the Change: Stories of Transformation
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The Earth is a remarkable tapestry of life, but it’s undergoing distressing changes. Our world seems to be fraying, and we often feel powerless. Yet, what if the biggest obstacle to saving our planet is not the scale of the problem, but who we are becoming? Are we mere bystanders, watching as species face extinction due to plastic pollution?
The idea of changing the world can be overwhelming, but the secret is to start without knowing all the answers.
This journey begins with the realization that no one is coming to save us. It’s up to each of us to make this world better.
We can choose to embrace fears and doubts as catalysts for curiosity and purpose. The goal is self-awareness, gaining new knowledge, and collaborating for collective impact.
What to Expect:Â
- Get inspired with personal stories from Plastic Bank’s Changemakers
- Take time to reflect on what your Changemaker journey might look like
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