The Return of Buffalo in Texas, Providing Medicine to the Land
Lucille, a Lipan Apache Band of Texas member, created The Texas Tribal Buffalo Project as a non-profit organization committed to healing the generational trauma of Lipan Apache descendants and other Native nations. Lucille started this project to help reconnect Indigenous communities to the land and bring back such a vital animal that historically has provided so much in the past.
SXSW Brings Inclusive Storytelling in 2023
Sustainable and inclusive storytelling seemed to take over SXSW 2023 in Austin, Texas this past spring. Our very own founder and editor-in-chief, Reza Cristián, took the official stage at SXSW’s Climate Change conference track on a conversation around How Climate Storytelling Can Beat Climate Doom on March 13th.
Hollywood Climate Summit
The Hollywood Climate Summit week is June 23-26th both virtual and IRL in Los Angles the hub of the entertainment industry.
SXSW 2022 Recap
For their interactive panels, SXSW had a Climate Change track, bringing in incredible speakers and experts from all over the world.
A Guide To Making Your Wedding Day More Sustainable
One of the most popular changes that people are making to their wedding plans is to make their wedding day more sustainable.
Meet The Green Consumer Project
The fashion industry as we know it produces over 10% of all humanity's carbon emissions, pollutes the oceans with micro-plastics, and stands as the second-largest consumer of the world's water supply.
The Rise Of the One Stop Sustainable Shop
Eco Collective started in the way many of us begin our sustainable journeys– in the bathroom staring at a collection of plastic-wrapped toiletries.
An Inside Look of Pre-Loved Podcast
Pre-Loved Podcast is about loving secondhand style. It’s also about education. It’s about mending, up- cycling, reselling, dead stock, working as a vintage stylist, community development, flea markets, resale apps, fashion history, and more. It’s about a global industry that’s poised to grow, and fast.
Let’s Talk Trash
Waste, especially plastic waste, is becoming an ever-daunting concern that is purposefully suppressed. To account for the massive amounts of trash humans are producing, landfills are growing in size and number on a daily basis.
A Starter Guide to Sustainability in College
College is busy, and it can be tough to have sustainability on the mind. However, at the same time, this landslide of new experiences can be a great opportunity—as we young adults live on our own for the first time, we are forming life-long habits. Learning green habits now can allow us to incorporate sustainability into our lives for the future—so a few years down the line, we won’t even think twice about choosing paper packaging over plastic.
Giving Credit Where It's Due
Despite recent interest in environmentalism and sustainability, BIPOC communities have not received long-overdue credit for current ‘trends’ and ideals. It's time we recognize the cultural roots of practices characteristic of the environmental movement.
Post Graduate Struggle: Quarter Life Crisis with Ageism
Contributor writer Lisha H. walks us through post-grad struggle and the beginning of an adulting lifestyle. From parent expectations on office work, being the perfect daughter, marriage, family and more.
Modern Environmentalism Isn’t Sated by Biden
Climate change activism has transformed in recent years and embraced a holistic approach to environmental protection. How can you contribute to this modern vision?
Sustainable Summer Tips from Habits of Waste
As Habits of Waste (H.o.W.) founder, Sheila Morovati, puts it “Plastic Free July is a great month of awareness building for the plastic pollution crisis we find ourselves in today.
How to help save the ocean
While the ocean is slowly making its way into climate policy (thanks to incredible people like Dr. Ayana Elizabeth Johnson), marine policy still seems to shy away from action on climate change.
Love Our Planet
Meet Molly Boysen, illustrator and artist, as she walks us through her two latest designs inspired by the 1970s.
What My Environment Degree Taught Me and What I Had To Learn for Myself
I had to realize for myself that where our power to make change so clearly lies is with the people. I also now understand that it’s not that people don’t care or don’t want to help, but that climate solutions have been so badly communicated to them throughout history. I, myself, am included in that group. Four years ago I thought I had to get an entire university degree to understand what needed to be done.
CONSCIOUS AND CURIOUS; the column
Tune in every month for our brand new column called the Conscious and Curious, to bring to life all things sustainability as a student.
2021 Podcasts To Check Out
Podcasts are my favorite way to get the daily news and the best way for me to digest fresh ideas. I subscribe to podcasts on yoga, Wall Street and everything in between, so here are some of my suggestions that readers of SUSTAIN will love.
A Guide to Sustaining Your Activism
We need just as much action now as we will need in 10 years. Learning to sustain your activism is a key part of protecting our people and planet. Here are some of my favorite tips to create a sustainable model for your own activism journey.