As a consumer, deciding to living greener can not only help our planet but also reduce hygiene inequality and create...
The Generation Conscious Community will gather, highlight, celebrate Black, Brown and Queer voices and those interested in the intersectionality of climate change. We want to use this space to highlight those that tell the whole story and intricacies of the climate narrative and solutions. We want to hear first-hand accounts, the complexities of opinions, lived experiences and world views related to an eco-consciousness that is not as simple or linear as the mainstream environmental movement may paint it to be.
As a consumer, deciding to living greener can not only help our planet but also reduce hygiene inequality and create...
Most major hygiene product suppliers prioritize product convenience over affordability, leaving low-income communities vulnerable when it comes to hygiene security....
Our eco friendly laundry detergent sheets and other zero water products help to reduce greenhouse gases and make green living...
Sirius Wheaton of Amherst College addresses the injustices facing the Black student population and how Generation Conscious is working to...
Isabella Durcan of Wesleyan expounds how Generation Conscious is a adding a huge boost to the student hygiene equity and...
Clare Brennan of Wesleyan explains how Generation Conscious is doing intersectionality work by bringing sustainable hygiene products like laundry detergent...
Emily Warden is a UPenn student fighting to eradicate hygiene inequities and help alleviate the enormous environmental burden marginalized populations...
Daniel Arizmendi of Amherst College details how Generation Conscious’s plastic-free, waste-free hygiene products are bringing pride and health equity to...
As Director of the First Generation Low Income Student Advisory Board at Wesleyan, Grabiela Harris expresses her joy and love...
Johanna Hattan of Connecticut College gives her first-hand account of the successful partnership between Generation Conscious and the Student Government...
Student submissions include poetry, pictures of student’s art, music, singing, etc. that address the themes of equilibrium and balance, black, brown and queer friendly POVs, politics of decarbonization (deconstructing class, racial and political separations of mainstream environmental movement which is historically white-led, elitist and eco-classist) and much more.
Please allow up to 3 days for a response!