Sustainable Cobblers. Darryl Carnley, My 360 Project
Darryl Carnley’s My 360 Project aims to change the lives of 300 million barefoot children by teaching locals to create sustainable cobbler businesses. Experts train artisans to build shoes, and volunteers then deliver to impoverished communities. The project instills hope and encourages people to dream again, transforming lives through community-driven initiatives.
Oceans Melting Greenland with NASA’s Josh Willis AKA Climate Elvis
Oceans Melting Greenland Ice Mission. Climate Elvis has arrived in Greenland! NASA’s Principal Investigator Josh Willis investigates ice melt and rising ocean temperatures during the day studying the interaction between the oceans and the ice. By night, he dives into the vibrant world of theater to share his research through humor and music. Josh Willis transforms into Climate Elvis, rocking and rolling with Climate Rock!
Camper Van Life with Minimalist Richard East, AKA, Van Cat Meow
”I didn’t know where I fit in the world.” Richard East, widely recognized as Van Cat Meow, is a nomadic minimalist from Tasmania who travels across Australia in a camper van with his feline companion, Willow. He embodies exploration and adventure—the very pursuits that often fade from our view as we navigate the challenges of adulthood.
Storytelling. An art of imagination! Elaine Muray
Human Rights. What is our global obligation? Shelley K. White, Simmons University
Human Rights. What is our global obligation?
Whom do we honor and whom do we fight for as a global society? Associate professor Shelley K. White of Simmons University explores human rights, questioning global obligations and access disparities. She reflects on personal experiences with death and the urgent need to honor the histories of marginalized lives. She emphasizes the different realities faced by children. Shelley is a member of WE organization, advocating for sustainable change.