Project Moksha, Humaari Apni Kahani (Our Story)
Moksha is a Sanskrit word which refers to various forms of emancipation, enlightenment, liberation, release and freedom from a cycle of repression.
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Waste Reduction Worm Farm
Sotogrande International School is notorious among students and staff to have a big food waste problem. As M5 students eating at the cantina on a daily basis, the GCP group identified this as a huge problem in our community that needed to be solved.
A Paw-erful Cause!
Injured, malnourished and infected dogs; which overcrowd the streets of our city are in dire need of our help.
“Sometimes it’s hard to describe the things that change you”
One of my young Global Social Leaders said, as his final reflections of the GSL programme, ‘Sometimes it’s hard to describe the things that change you’.
He was right.
Adopt A Lake
Taking the serious state of our lakes in Hyderabad and surrounding cities we realize the public does not recognize the damage they cause by dumping waste in these water bodies.
Join us in ‘Tearing down walls, building up people’ with the TearUp project!
The destruction of the walls that lock us in is not an easy feat. Many people build these walls to protect themselves and their families from something unfamiliar to them. Our mission this year is to slowly chip away at some of these walls that society has built and help let people with cultural and racial differences in.
Collect For Future
It is our duty to protect our world and leave it to the next. For this reason, we have developed a project on “Global Sustainable Goals” that all states are working on this year.
Global Aquality Changes
My group name for the GSL project is ‘Aquality’. We chose this name because our goals are ‘quality education’ and ‘Clean water and sanitation’. We chose these goals as we found out that our society is most lagging in these two.
Global Social Leaders Launchpad at Kingsley School
On Tuesday the 26th of November Global Social Leaders and Future Foundations delivered a GSL Launchpad at Kingsley School, in Bideford, Devon, of which 43 pupils from years 7, 8 and 9 attended.
Colombian Students Work on Mental Health Awareness
Our project is about spreading awareness of mental health. We were really intrigued about why society considers mental health a type of sickness or think that people that suffer from these are just seeking for attention.