We are on a mission to engage over 1 million people across 1000 institutions by 2030. Using 'Tiny Actions, Gigantic Ripples' session as a tool we present Mindful Consumption as a profound tool to significantly enhance our personal wellbeing simultaneously contributing towards Climate Change. (Yes! I am Mindful Deck)
This Environment Day was special.
After the last couple of years of learning, sharing and building a strong foundation, we are now gradually witnessing a space being nurtured where Mindful Consumption is seen as an informed, conscious and obvious lifestyle choice.
Continuing our efforts in this direction, we launched a few initiatives of this day. (Report)
"Workshop clearly shows the difference between knowing about someone' s pain and feeling for same after going through that pain. Thank you so much for instilling empathy as well as making them understand the nuances of social enterprises." - Prof. Shankar Purbey - Dean, Academics (DMI, Patna) (Report)
“The workshop was thought provoking, inspiring and I would say magical as it showed me how I can be the change by small steps. Bridge4Change through mindfulness in our lifestyles, reduce and restore mother nature” - Neha Puri (Senior HRM at Honeywell) (Report)
We truly believe that one must first be 'Be the Change' before they should attempt to 'Bring the Change' in order to inspire actions. In this context, Ashish Agrawal, our founder, completed 1000days of living with just 33-personal items. (Report)
A 10-day tour where we engaged with 231 participants across 6-institutions of varied profiles - Academic institutions, NGOs, IT firm and voluntary groups. The sessions received an overall rating of 9.1/10. (Report)
We engaged with 380 professors, development professionals and students representing 10 institutions at 8 locations in India. Thanks to our UK based partner ProjectCHAKRA for co-facilitating this memorable trip. Report
Our maiden paper on Mindful Consumption as a tool for Systemic Change is being accepted on different forums for detailed sharing. The co-author of the paper Prof. Satyendra Nath Mishra, XIM University, gave a talk on this topic at the recently concluded The 9th World Sustainability Forum.
We are facilitating a 3-hr reflective workshop along with 15/30hrs in-depth courses, sharing the crucial role of Mindful Consumption in achieving Sustainable well-being at personal level and Social Impact at community level.