Featured Change Agents

  • Elizabeth Redmond
    Designtrepreneur Turns the Alternative Energy Paradigm on its Head!
    Cause Area: Environment, Alternative Energy, Sustainable Materials
    58 Backers
    4 Action Requests
    Carbon Shredders
    Carbon Shredders Go Global
    Cause Area: Global Warming
    12 Backers
    1 Action Request

    The Canary Project
    Helping The World Visualize Global Warming
    Cause Areas: Environment, Global Warming
    74 Backers
    4 Action Requests
    Erland Howden
    Community Climate Action
    Cause Areas: Alternative, Energy, Environment, Fossil, Global Warming, Solar, Wind
    9 Backers
    1 Action Request
  • Reverb
    Working With Bands to Color the Music Industry Green
    Cause Areas: Alternative, Energy, Environment, Global Warming, Music Industry
    52 Backers
    10 Action Requests
    Debrianna and David Mansini-Forlano
    Everyday GREEN Action that YOU can do NOW.
    Cause Area: Environment, lower your carbon footprint at home.
    33 Backers
    1 Action Request

    Tim White
    Art as Liberator in New Orleans
    Cause Area: Education, Disaster Recovery, Art Education
    11 Backers
    4 Action Requests
    Congocast
    Raising Awareness of the Rape Crisis in the DR Congo
    Cause Areas: Child Soldiers, Congo, Genocide, Human Rights, International, Poverty, Refugees, War & Conflict
    4 Backers
    1 Action Request
  • Mike Davis
    The Solution is in the Problem!!!
    Cause Areas: Adult, Conservation, Education, Environment, Ethical Companies, Health, Human Rights, K-12, Land, Man-Made Disaster, Research, Sustainability, Water, Pollution Prevention, Collection, and Education
    123 Backers
    5 Action Requests
    Chingwell Mutombu
    Microlender’s small loans spark big changes in the Congo
    Cause Area: Poverty, Poverty
    18 Backers
    3 Action Requests

    Colin McCullough
    Cross-Country Eco-Video Project
    Cause Area: Alternative, renewable energy
    7 Backers
    1 Action Request
    Tom Schueneman
    Global Warming is Real
    Cause Areas: Alternative, Energy, Environment, Fossil, Global Warming, Land, Solar, Sustainability, Water, Wind
    6 Backers
    1 Action Request
  • Dustin Feider
    Connecting the World with Treehouses
    Cause Areas: Environment, Sustainability, Environment, Conservation, Economic Development
    36 Backers
    1 Action Request
    Robin Bartling
    Premium Brands from the Developing World
    Cause Area: Fair Sourcing
    10 Backers
    3 Action Requests

    Brad Corrigan
    Trashing Poverty in a Nicaraguan Landfill
    Cause Area: Human Rights
    83 Backers
    4 Action Requests
    The Big Green Bus
    Join The Big Green Machine Dream Team To Tame Climate Change
    Cause Areas: Alternative, Energy, Environment
    103 Backers
    4 Action Requests

Recent Blog Posts

Colin McCullough Our Renewable Nation DVD

Oct 8, 2008 12:24 pm

Colin McCullough The ultimate purpose of our cross-country eco-video project is to make a series of video profiles about renewable energy sites and interview people who have made impacts in sustainability, and put together these profiles on DVD to distribute to schools nationally.  The idea is for school teachers to be able to pick and choose which 5-minute p... Read More


The Canary Project Soundwalks

Oct 4, 2008 06:59 am

The Canary Project Several days ago I had the pleasure of going on a Soundwalk organized by the New York Society of Acoustic Ecology and led by Andrea Williams.  This was part of The Canary Project's 43/70 events.  If you are not familiar with the Soundwalks or with the New York Society for Acoustic Ecology, I suggest you check out Read More


Colin McCullough WeCanSolveIt.org, Verenium support

Oct 3, 2008 10:35 am

Colin McCulloughThis post marks 8 months left until our cross-country journey begins, and we celebrate with some great news of support!

Verenium, a company that is developing cellulosic ethanol production, is the most recent addition to our list of sponsors! The Cambridge-based company has a research and pilot facility in Louisiana, which we'll be visit... Read More


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    2008-10-12 07:02 am
    Dear Scott Everytime I see your commercials about clean warter, your efforts bring tears to my eyes. For years I performed with the late great Lionel Hampton as a Tapdancer. Seeing what you do inspires me to want to use my services to aid in anyway to help your cause. Please e-mail or call me and God Bless You Johne Forges (202) 746-6348
  • 2008-10-10 09:20 pm
    Namaste~ My name is Heather Guay and I am Graduate Student at Cal. State Fullerton University~ MFT Counseling program. I recently traveled to Nepal and found the experience to be "transformative" to say the least~ I went last Dec. with a professor from our program who has a Non-Profit that saves girls from the sex slave trade and provides educational scholarships, and this summer I wrote a grant with a teaching colleague (Elementary Educators) and traveled on a fellowship to help explore schools and help develop Cultural Competency within ourselves and those in our school community~ I am currently writing my thesis on Transformative Travel and Women~ I'm very interested in hearing about your process~ and I wish you the best! Please contact me if you have any questions or would like to communicate~ I will be returning in Dec. with the Madhav Ghimire Foundation and then again next summer to teach English~ I'm hooked! ;) Namaste~ Heather websites: projectnepal.net madhavghimirefoundation.org
  • 2008-10-10 03:24 pm
    We just posted a new video about Seacology and our work to conserve island environments and cultures. Take a look at Our Story to check it out!
  • 2008-10-09 05:51 am
    Hi Elizabeth, Not sure how I got to this site! But it is wonderful to see that you are taking things to the next step (pun intended). I am assuming that your prototype tiles are still the Sensitile Terrazzo Lumina modules we fabricated last year. - If so, I would really recommend that you make a wooden "A" frame crate with Plywood and 2 x 4's. Line it with 1" thick insulation foam and you have an ideal crate. This is also quite sustainable since you can mandate your clients to send it back to you in the original packaging. We had no idea that the tiles would see this many miles otherwise I would have suggested this at the onset. Also, you might want to look into applying more sealer on them. I would also create a "loan" document that every borrower must sign (no matter how "important" they seem) - this would acknowledge that this is your property in their possession and also list its replacement value. I hope this helps. We have recently moved shop to Ypsilanti and you are welcome to stop by on your next trip to AA. All the best, Abhi

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