Reduce, Reuse, Recycle, Repair, or Resell This blog post was written by Liluye Staff Writer, Katie Hutchinson, who is a driven and compassionate environmentalist and humanitarian. The phrase “reduce, reuse, recycle” has been drilled into the minds of every primary and secondary, U.S. school student. Typically it refers to plastics, paper, and aluminum, but the same […]
The Power of Paperless This blog post was written by Liluye Staff Writer, Katie Hutchinson, who is a driven and compassionate environmentalist and humanitarian. My countertop is full of catalogs (none of which I’ve subscribed to) along with junk mail, bills, notes, flyers, newspapers, and receipts… all from last week! The amount of paper that […]
Let’s Use Reusable Alternatives This blog post was written by Liluye Staff Writer, Katie Hutchinson, who is a driven and compassionate environmentalist and humanitarian. I’ve talked about them before, but let’s revisit them again… single-use items and how much of a challenge they are. The more I find myself writing articles about them, the more […]
Let’s Use Less Packaging This blog post was written by Liluye Staff Writer, Katie Hutchinson, who is a driven and compassionate environmentalist and humanitarian. I had been looking for a good lemon zester (for baking needs) for a while now. After many reviews from people who seemed to know their way around a kitchen were […]
Real Life Stories: People Trafficking in Nigeria (Freedom for Life Initiative) The latest in our series of partner interviews is with Sani Dantuni Bello. Sani’s story was compiled by Liluye staff writer, Sylvia Nalubega. Sani is a Mandela Washington fellow, founder of Freedom for Life Initiative, and is passionate about combating human trafficking within Nigeria. […]
Fast Fashion: A Disposable Society This blog post was written by Liluye Staff Writer, Katie Hutchinson, who is a driven and compassionate environmentalist and humanitarian. There is a popular shopping district in Kansas City called The Plaza. This past week while visiting my family, my mother and I sat outside a cafe there drinking an […]
Ensuring You’re Buying Fair Trade This blog post was written by Liluye Staff Writer, Katie Hutchinson, who is a driven and compassionate environmentalist and humanitarian. The term “fair trade” is seen more around the globe now than ever before. I’ve mentioned before how consumers’ awareness of their purchasing choices is changing the way we operate […]
Real Life Stories: People Trafficking in Cameroon (Survivors’ Network) The latest in our series of partner interviews is with Awah Francisca Mbuli. Liluye’s staff writer, Sylvia Nalubega, interviewed Awah to find out more about her and her organization’s work. Awah is an activist and founder of Survivors’ Network (SN), Cameroon/Africa, a female, survivor-led organization that […]
Use and Abuse of Technology This blog post was written by Liluye Staff Writer, Katie Hutchinson, who is a driven and compassionate environmentalist and humanitarian. The United Nations was created to promote and establish peace throughout the world. The organization has evolved to keep pace with the changing globalized environment and to stop mass atrocities. […]
The Importance of Indigenous Fashion This blog post was written by Liluye Staff Writer, Katie Hutchinson, who is a driven and compassionate environmentalist and humanitarian. Growing up in a semi-rural town, my public education did a poor job at educating and prioritizing the narratives of indigenous people. Ignoring the pain, suffering, and tragedies they faced. […]
