by Abby Schultz | Jun 14, 2018 | Blog
As I settle back home, it’s inspiring to look back and reflect on what has been one hell of a journey! We’ve been to thirteen schools, traveled 17,647 miles, talked to thousands of students about the intersecting environmental justice impacts of consumption, and...
by Chris Kane | Apr 21, 2018 | Blog
I have a complicated relationship with the Points of Intervention framework. On the one hand, it is a theory of change that makes a ton of sense to me. I’ve always valued the unique knowledge that each individual’s lived experience brings to a movement space. On the...
by Abby Schultz | Apr 18, 2018 | Blog
Since the beginning of this tour, I have been trying to determine what my personal point of intervention is. On the surface it seems simple, Zero Waste falls under reclaim. We are working towards a world where landfills are a story from the past. Something about...
by Abby Schultz | Apr 9, 2018 | Blog
It’s a strange thing to watch a place you’ve spent a substantial amount of time in be stripped away and changed irrevocably. There are really two ways for me to try and tell the story of what’s going on in these photographs; the way I’d tell it...
by LaurenT | Jun 29, 2017 | Blog
Hi! My name is Clara, I am from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, and I am currently PLAN’s Fundraising Development Intern. My interest in waste was sparked in my college years and grounded in on-campus waste reduction initiatives, such as move out programs and dorm...
by Genna DeGroot | Jun 13, 2017 | Blog
We just wrapped up the Patagonia Worn Wear College Tour, and it was pretty epic! For 14 weeks we drove 15,000 miles across the US, visiting 21 college campuses that are leaders in the Campus Zero Waste Movement. The tour was an amazing opportunity to work with...
