Roosevelt Island Resident & iDig2Learn Founder Christina Delfico Moderates UN Civil Society Briefing On Local Community Sustainability Practices And Shares 7 Tips To Greening Your World One Industry At A Time
Last February 14, Roosevelt Island resident, iDig2Learn founder and Sustainability Activist Christina Delfico moderated a United Nations Civil Society Unit Briefing titled:
Bridging Sustainable Practices Across Industries: A Focus on Food, Film & Waste - Civil Society Thursday Briefing
Partnerships is key to achieve success in creating sustainable communities.— UN Civil Society (@UNDGC_CSO) February 14, 2019
Christina Delfico @iDig2Learn tells about the impactful projects that started with one neighborhood and expanded to other areas of #NYC pic.twitter.com/MK5gU4BbGJ
Ms Delfico reports:
The response from our February 14th United Nations Civil Society briefing on Sustainable Practices was been so positive, I put together an article, Seven Tips to Greening Your World, One Industry at a Time, for those who missed the conversation. Thanks to the Civil Society Department of Global Communications, it was such an honor to participate in this UN panel which included tips from youth plus different industries such as film, farm, urban design, food, compost and waste. It was a wonderful opportunity to showcase how the simple act of Roosevelt Islanders creating green space led to unstoppable friendships and partnerships capable of restoring natural habitat and tackling even larger issues like waste reduction.Below is list of panelists and video of the Sustainable Practices presentation:
Please watch the briefing and share how you keep our water, land and air clean by tagging #EarthLove and including @iDig2Learn and @UNDGC_CSO in the conversation.
Welcome remarks: Jeffery Brez, Chief of Civil Society, Advocacy and Special Events Section
Moderator: Christina Delfico, Founder of iDig2Learn, a project of Open Space Institute, Inc.
Speakers:
Akari Tomita, 8th Grade Student, United Nations International School (UNIS), Member of Environmental Club
Duygu Celik, Partnership Advisor, International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD)
Claudine Marrotte, Executive Producer and Director, Park Slope Pictures
Max Lerner, Coordinator, Sustainability Development Project, NYC Department of Parks & Recreation
Erycka de Jesus, Master Composter and Co-Founder, Just Soil
Tama Matsuoka Wong, Author, Forager, Entrepreneur, Founder, Meadows and More
Tks @mcdircks imagine if over 7 billion people showed their #EarthLove by composting. Food scraps are readily available to transform into soil, and innovators are also using them to capture energy. @salonetitihawa @UNDGC_CSO @JeffBrez @ConnectSDGs https://t.co/xbhuhRqGLg— iDig2Learn (@iDig2Learn) February 16, 2019
Tks @justsoilnyc for joining the @UNDGC_CSO Sustainable Practices panel. The vast green park grounds & mature trees surrounding @NYCHA communities keep our cities cool & clean. Learning soil science, waste mgmt & composting are vital. ๐๐#EarthLove https://t.co/EwkDqiY0Za— iDig2Learn (@iDig2Learn) February 16, 2019
Below are:Claudine Marrotte @Holisticproducr, film industry professional encourages introducing #sustainable practices on ๐ฅ set which work in any other office: ๐ฌ reduce printing out docs, ๐ฌuse reusable water bottles, ๐ฌrepurpose#EarthLove #UNwithCivilSociety pic.twitter.com/5bKlQ5bzQQ— UN Civil Society (@UNDGC_CSO) February 14, 2019
SEVEN TIPS TO GREENING YOUR WORLD, ONE INDUSTRY AT A TIMEby Ms. Delfico
The Twitterverse has more on the briefing.
You're never too young to make a difference.— UN Civil Society (@UNDGC_CSO) February 14, 2019
Akari Tomita, a student @UNISNYC speaks about impactful projects that inspire young people to help drive #sustainable development ๐#UNwithCivilSociety #EarthLove pic.twitter.com/xBs1j407uE
๐ bread + ๐ฅeggs + ๐งcheese fried with olive oil - ๐ก #recipe to avoid #foodwaste and bread waste from Duygu Celik @IFAD #EarthLove #UNwithCivilSociety pic.twitter.com/TlB1PdJnR8— UN Civil Society (@UNDGC_CSO) February 14, 2019
"Environmental science is a social science." Max Learner @NYCParks inspiring address encourages make this city more #resilient and #sustainable together ๐ค— UN Civil Society (@UNDGC_CSO) February 14, 2019
Start local #UNwithCivilSociety #EarthLove #SDG11 pic.twitter.com/578S3cTEYv
Vote with your ๐ฒ, vote with your time - Erycka de Jesus @justsoilnyc urges everyone to be proactive in adopting more #sustainable practices pic.twitter.com/hjdJSL24gI— UN Civil Society (@UNDGC_CSO) February 14, 2019
Tama Matsouka Wong @meadowsandmore encourages to rethink what we consider undesirable food. Start local: next time you go to your local supermarket, pay attention to the ๐ฑ it offers. #Sustainability is a matter of having common sense and creativity #EarthLove #UNwithCivilSociety pic.twitter.com/PnFEgP5zJu— UN Civil Society (@UNDGC_CSO) February 14, 2019
Less talk and more doing❕— UN Civil Society (@UNDGC_CSO) February 14, 2019
Has our #ThursdayBriefing inspired you to try more sustainable practices in your life? Spread the word and encourage others to show #EarthLove ๐ฑ♻️♥️ now! #UNwithCivilSociety #sdgs #GlobalGoals pic.twitter.com/VIrbOFt1qq
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