August 30th, 2010 by Miles DePaul
Inspired by Matthew’s blog and the statement “you don’t build movements with bar graphs,” I was compelled by the question of how to enact social change through the beautification of facts and stats. There is certainly an element of shock [...]
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Filed under: Business Sustainability - News and Commentary - Tags: , Art, Science, Social Change, Visualization
August 24th, 2010 by Tasha Barzso
I am now facing the last two weeks of my co-op term with Sustainable Waterloo Region and it seems like the last four months have flown by. Since day one I have been busy with various tasks and assignments which [...]
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Filed under: Sustainable Waterloo Region Updates and News - Tags: , Co-Op, Experience, Sustainable Waterloo Region
August 19th, 2010 by Mike Morrice
When we launched the Regional Carbon Initiative in June 2009, one of our speakers – Derek Satnik from Community Renewable Energy Waterloo – candidly told the audience that (5:30 on the video below) “it’s amazing to me to look around [...]
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Filed under: Business Sustainability - In the Community, Regional Carbon Initiative - Tags: , collaboration, leadership, Regional Carbon Initiative, relationship building, working together
August 16th, 2010 by Kelly McMath
“Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world. Indeed, it is the only thing that ever has.” I love Margaret Mead’s famous quote because of its simple truth. I’ve been fortunate in my life [...]
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Filed under: Business Sustainability - In the Community - Tags: , carbon reduction, change, collective, community, sustainability
August 9th, 2010 by Jenn Carreiro
In early spring, Mike Morrice and I were invited to meet with the Kitchener Radio Group to discuss ways they might be able to “publicize the efforts” of Sustainable Waterloo Region. Meeting with the radio group was a unique opportunity [...]
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Filed under: Sustainable Waterloo Region Updates and News - Tags: , Kitchener Radio Group, News, Waterloo Region