Our News
Check back regularly for more news on special days, interviews, our petition, or general activism. Thanks so much for supporting us thus far, and we hope you are inspired to take action if you aren't already.
20/05/23 - 300 SIGNATURES!
Hi, everyone! Just an update to let you know about the progress of our petition. Recently, we've reached 300 signatures out of our current goal of 500! Please continue signing and sharing! Thanks so much for your support! Here's the link for reference: Change.org Link
Happy Valentine's Day (and 200 Signatures!)
Happy Valentine's Day, if you celebrate! I hope you spend this wonderful day with your loved ones. On a separate note, we recently reached two hundred signatures on our Change.Org petition, but we're always looking for more. It would be much appreciated if you could share the petition with the special people in your life on this day of warmth and love!
31/01/23 - HAPPY PALM OIL FREE DAY!
The 1st of February (01/02/23) is World Palm Oil Free Day. If you can, boycott palm oil for the day or for the week to show your support. For a list of actions you can take on this day, check the "Take Action" page. Thank you for supporting this cause, and please continue your support, especially on this day.
29/01/23 - Interview With Deborah Ellis
Deborah Ellis is a four-time award-winning author, responsible for creating The Breadwinner trilogy, Sit, I Am a Taxi, and many more incredible realistic fiction novels read by millions across the globe. In addition to that, she is a feminist and peace activist, advocating for worldwide harmony and women’s rights.
On November 27th, 2022, we were on the phone with her after contacting her a week before. We talked for about fifteen minutes, her eloquently and deeply replying to all of our questions. A few examples of questions we asked were, If you could alter one plight people around the world face, what would it be? and If you had one chance to convince the world to strive for peace, to stop wars and suffering, what would you say to rouse it?
If you are interested in reading more about the interview, visit Deborah Ellis Interview Article #1 or Deborah Ellis Interview Article #2.
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