In one, it is waste: a sign of pollution, a world producing more than it can responsibly manage. In another, it becomes a bracelet, an earring, a wall hanging, and perhaps the first step toward a young person discovering that their hands can build value from what others have thrown away.
What most people discard as rubbish, students at Likuni Boys Secondary School are beginning to see differently - as possibility, creativity, and something valuable that can put money in their pockets.
I came to COP30 in Belém, Brazil, carrying the voices of young people from…
When hundreds of passionate young people gather with a single goal, to shape the…
On a warm morning at Nambuma Secondary School, students gathered not knowing that this…
