Protecting people’s health and achieving climate ambition with graphene and a pin badge.
I’m really thankful to the group of people who give me confidence to make my ideas happen and giving me links to organisations like The Prospectory.
Now Alison and the team have shown their belief in me to develop my use cases so my walk to school has just stepped up a pace to help even more people make healthier choices. It’s another exciting phase coming up for me and the pin badge!
I've just posted the 3 winners of this latest round of our 'I've got an idea' micro fund in memory of Peter's inventive and fun spirit. https://t.co/SwEYZa7fJH
— Alison Kidd (@ecofunkytravel) March 26, 2021
The collage on the header is made from images on Unsplash
This year I’ve been invited to contribute to an online event organised by Soroptimist International on 8th March. I’ll be joining a local club and talking about how Perfect Sense AQ can empower everyone to learn about the ethical use of technology, and how we can all turn data into information to protect our health and the environment.
Thanks to an invite from Leeds City Council’s Climate Emergency Advisory Committee, I was able to participate in January’s meeting and share the impact of a pin badge made with graphene. Great to watch it live in a break from online lessons!
The voice of children and young people was well represented at LCC Climate Emergency Advisory Committee today – inc. sneak peek of new young people's climate guidance developed by students at our #youthvoicesummit last February + videos from young climate activists and schools. pic.twitter.com/SuMniXRgrI
— Leeds Youth Voice (@LeedsYouthVoice) January 18, 2021
Header image is by Markus Spiske from Pexels
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