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  • AASHE and Conscious Lifestyle

    In its most recent newsletter, The Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education, better known as AASHE, listed Conscious Lifestyle's Socially Innovative Venture Competition.

    AASHE is a member organization of colleges and universities in the US and Canada working to create a sustainable future. With its focus on youth, and goal of promoting sustainability in all sectors of higher education, AASHE is very relevant to Conscious Lifestyle ventures, which by definition are active proponents of sustainability on campuses.

    Check out the AASHE website today!

  • Greening a Sleep Away Camp

    Congratulations to Adi Segal of the Green Camp Initiative on his recent media coverage in The Jewish Standard!

    The article lauds Adi for his success at implementing a recycling program, which uses bins with logos he designed; switching to greener cleaning products, light bulbs, and paper products, all at minimal cost thanks to his innovation; adding courses on eco-friendliness to the camp curriculum; and encouraging campers to bring their own reusable water bottles.

    Read the full article here.

  • High School Students Stand for Equality

    The following is a guest post by Patrick Lebedinski, an up-and-coming writer and social activist.

    There are countless places where young people are working for social change. One spot in particular is near-and-dear to me because it's located in my hometown, Santee, CA. This past May, at West Hills High School, members of the Gay-Straight Alliance (GSA) organized a Day of Silence to spread a message – a demand even – that social equality must include people of all sexual orientations.  read more »

  • Pigs Shot for Medical Practice

    Is it justified to intentionally injure animals if it will possibly save human lives in the future? The army obviously believes so.

    The plan is for soldiers to shoot live pigs and then practice treating their wounds as part of a medical exercise. Apparently, this will enable troops to treat wounded soldiers when there is not a doctor or other medical professional nearby.

    Though I can understand the merits of the learning first-hand how to dress a wound, I really don't believe that it is necessary to torture innocent animals to do so.  read more »

  • Conscious Lifestyle Forms Partnership with Slow Food USA

    Conscious Lifestyle is proud to be partnering with Slow Food on Campus, the student engagement initiative by Slow Food USA. Slow Food is "a non-profit, eco-gastronomic member-supported organization that was founded in 1989 to counteract fast food and fast life, the disappearance of local food traditions and people’s dwindling interest in the food they eat, where it comes from, how it tastes and how our food choices affect the rest of the world." Slow Food has over 85,000 members and a presence in 132 countries.  read more »

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  • Ryan McC

    00:37 EST, 03.Feb.08
    Very cool organization! Glad to see you on here!

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