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Africa & Beyond: One Girl’s Dream for the Deaf Community

Africa & Beyond: One Girl’s Dream for the Deaf Community

by The Pollination Project | Jan 27, 2023 | Heartivist Of The Week

“The world was created with so much diversity; that is its beauty. If we were all the same, it would be boring… colorless. What makes it colorful is the different people we meet.” – Rebecca Olatunji Ayodele Rebecca, founder of the I Can Sign project in Nigeria,...
Educating Zimbabwe Youth to Become Environmentally Conscious

Educating Zimbabwe Youth to Become Environmentally Conscious

by The Pollination Project | Jan 20, 2023 | Heartivist Of The Week

An increase in natural disasters, a rise in global temperatures, and extreme weather events throughout the 21st century have brought with them some troubling implications for the state of our world due to the effects of climate change. Whilst climate change has...
Nicole Ndiaye: Growing Food, Connection and Community in NYC

Nicole Ndiaye: Growing Food, Connection and Community in NYC

by The Pollination Project | Jan 13, 2023 | Heartivist Of The Week

Nicole Ndiaye is a mother of two, a farmer, and an incredible entrepreneur whose love of people, animals, and the environment led her to create beautiful community gardens where people can access quality food in the Bronx borough of New York City. “I once had a...
Two Scientists are Using an Unconventional Approach to Analyze Nature

Two Scientists are Using an Unconventional Approach to Analyze Nature

by The Pollination Project | Jan 6, 2023 | Heartivist Of The Week

Scientists and professors, Michael Shilo DeLay and Anastasia Bendebury were interested in the history of science and how different concepts – outside of just laboratory ideas – come together to develop new understandings of the world. Curious and creative,...
Violet Matiru: Connecting Communities and Nature in Kenya

Violet Matiru: Connecting Communities and Nature in Kenya

by Amelia Lorrey | Dec 16, 2022 | Heartivist Of The Week

It is impossible not to feel inspired when speaking with Violet Matiru. The dedication that Violet brings to her work connecting youth to the natural world shines through in her words and demeanor. “I’m very passionate about young people. I care about young people...
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