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#happyearthday student group New Leaf hosts a clothing fix-it and swap event in Roos Rohde House at noon. Hamp students can also take part in the College's membership in the Post-Landfill Action Network (PLAN)! Poster above designed by first year, Sydney Kleinrock!#hampshirecollege #postlandfillactionnetwork #earthday #clothingswap #fixit #alsofreebrunchfyi #hc18f (at Hampshire College)
We are Students for Zero Waste!
Post-Landfill Action Network - We are Students for Zero Waste: Lush provided support for the 3rd Annual Students for Zero Waste Conference, which was held at the University of New Hampshire on November 11, 2016. Funding from Lush covered facility rental, and supplement the cost of food, equipment rental and other necessary supplies. It's estimated that 500 students from around the US and Canada. This conference is our annual opportunity to bring together the student leaders from campuses across the country who will carry the torch of this movement forward throughout the year. The benefits of this gathering are enormous. The energy is palpable, and students come away motivated and inspired, fully equipped with the tools, resources, connections and training's to affect serious change in their respective communities. This year, we will measure the impact of the conference by tracking our goals in the following areas. We believe that the conference will directly result in: - 500+ students receiving training, advising, education, and guidance about the global waste crisis, industry solutions, and program implementation on their campuses. - 40+ new PLAN member campuses in 2016. - 20+ speaking, training, and workshop requests on campuses across the US for 2016-2017 school year. - Hundreds of tons of waste reduced across the country via new programs. - Hundreds of thousands of dollars raised towards the development of zero waste initiatives. - A growing knowledge base of the student-led zero waste movement and practical solutions, troubleshooting and problem-solving.
