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Introduce yourself! What are your interests? What are you passionate about? Drop your socials too and we'll give you a follow from @eb.impact on Instagram ;)

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Write your thoughts, comments and discussions about Aghnia's session here. Feel free to send across any interesting resources, tools or articles you've seen about Data and Visual Journalism you would like to share with the wider group!

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If you have any thoughts, comments or want to drop your discussions about Citra's session, feel free to write them here.

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Want to add anything to the checklist? Let us know here!

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You can feel free to do this exercise on here by commenting below (or you can handwrite and share later if you prefer).

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Have a story you want to share to the group? Or any resources/tools that you feel will help others? Drop them here in the comments!

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Storytelling and journalism for climate change and action

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Storytelling and journalism for climate change and action

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If you have any thoughts, comments or discussion about Harry's session(s), let us know here!

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Sustainability Media Academy - Impact Report (Season 2)

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Sustainability Media Academy - Impact Report (Season 2)

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The team have thoroughly enjoyed running this programme... read the our Impact Report for this programme so far here!

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Our sister organisation, Eco-Business, will be premiering a new impact documentary called 'Wasted'. Check out the trailer here!

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2nd Decemeber at The Projector

6:15 PM - Registration Opens
6:45PM - Welcome Remarks by Eco-Business
7-8PM - Film Screening of Wasted
8-8:45PM - Panel Discussion
8:45pm - Networking

SYNOPSIS

This is the story of waste.

This film opens our eyes to the simple truth hidden in plain sight: What we throw away, doesn't go away. Everything we consume has a lifespan we never see.

Wasted calls on us to shift our perspective and open our eyes to the reality of our trashed planet in this new era of the Anthropocene.

We have forgotten the undeniable truth that waste has an inextricable connection to our daily lives and the well-being of our societies. Solutions to tackle this blight exist in plain sight, so why are we wasting opportunities to make change?

Wasted highlights the connections between waste and human health, and its intersection with the climate crisis. It is a visual exploration across Asia, from landfills to recycling plants, cinematic aerials to intimate portraits.

Above all, it is a film of hope.

It calls out the existing gaps, highlights solutions and connects people, businesses and policymakers with new actions for the future.

A LENS ON ASIA
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We hear from industry experts, policymakers, scientists, activists, community leaders and those affected by the impact of ineffective waste management systems. They shed new light on how our worldview and approach to waste profoundly affects life on our planet.

Wasted will expose the hidden world of waste, focusing on Asia, where problems and solutions are most pressing to create a cleaner future. Wasted calls out the existing gaps, highlights solutions and connects people, businesses and policy-makers to new actions for the future.

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Wasted: What We Throw Away Doesn't Go Away

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An Ongoing Documentary Series by Eco Business

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Tune into some of Eco-Business' podcasts covering everything sustainability, ESG and climate change.

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Listen to Eco-Business Podcast on Spotify. Podcast by Eco-Business