Architect, scientist, and humanitarian Sergio Palleroni zooms out to remind us of the great

Architect, scientist, and humanitarian Sergio Palleroni zooms out to remind us of the great imabalances that we as humans have created on our planet, and how through local, community-generated actions and most importantly, education and the implication of students in real projects, have the power to slowly but surely mend the fabric of socities, preserve indigenous communities and improve the living standards of every human being. Event organized by www.blog.arkinet.com in collaboration with www.Elisava.net.

What if we were tasked with making a difference, so that our time on this planet leaves it better than we found it? What if we were tasked with making a difference, so that our time on this planet

What if we were tasked with making a difference, so that our time on this planet leaves it better than we found it? What if we were tasked with making a difference, so that our time on this planet leaves it better than we found it? This thought launched me into a new career as a Legacy Coach working with people who want to make a difference. I researched leaders who champion initiatives that have made a positive impact on the world, hoping to find ways to actively develop a new generation of responsible, purposeful leaders.

I call it the “sustainability mindset in action.” Isabel Rimanoczy’s life purpose is to develop change accelerators. Aware of the complex challenges we and our planet are facing, she works alongside those who can make a large-scale impact. Rimanoczy, Ed.D., developed the Sustainability Mindset, a concept she researched by studying business leaders who champion corporate initiatives with a positive impact on the environment and the community.

She is also the author of several books, including Big Bang Being: Developing the Sustainability Mindset, and has published over 140 articles and book chapters. Rimanoczy blogs for the Huffington Post and has just published her newest book, coedited with Keru Kassal available from Amazon. Click on book icon to order. 

How Can We Develop a Generation of Business Leaders Acting for the Common Good? by Isabel Rimanoczy, Failreigh Dickinson University, New Jersey, USA

Published on Youtube

How Can We Develop a Generation of Business Leaders Acting for the Common Good? by Isabel Rimanoczy, Failreigh Dickinson University, New Jersey, USA

Published on Youtube by ESSEC Business School, June 14, 2012

ESSEC Business School

Ilarion "Larry Merculieff" (Aleut), President of the Global Center for Indigenous Leadership and Lifeways,

Ilarion "Larry Merculieff" (Aleut), President of the Global Center for Indigenous Leadership and Lifeways, is a prominent indigenous leader.

At the AASHE 2015 Conference and Expo, he shared his life, culture, and knowledge, offering a vision for transforming sustainability education through an indigenous perspective.

Celebrated biologist E.O. Wilson addresses a young scientist in a letter, declaring, "The world needs you, badly." Previewing his upcoming book, Wilson shares wisdom gleaned from a lifetime of

Celebrated biologist E.O. Wilson addresses a young scientist in a letter, declaring, "The world needs you, badly." Previewing his upcoming book, Wilson shares wisdom gleaned from a lifetime of experience.

He emphasizes that wonder and creativity are fundamental to a scientific life. This message was filmed at TEDMED and published on June 25, 2012.

William Sanford "Bill Nye" (born November 27, 1955) is an American science educator, comedian, and television host. Popularly

William Sanford "Bill Nye" (born November 27, 1955) is an American science educator, comedian, and television host. Popularly known as "Bill Nye the Science Guy," he is best recognized for hosting the Disney/PBS children's science show Bill Nye the Science Guy (1993-98).

Nye, a former mechanical engineer, has also worked as an actor, writer, and scientist. He continues to make numerous appearances in popular media, advocating for science education.

This documentary was produced by Dale and Tom Hallat of the Prosocial Progress Foundation (PPF). A UK-based non-profit, public foundation with an international focus, PPF acts as an advocacy group

This documentary was produced by Dale and Tom Hallat of the Prosocial Progress Foundation (PPF). A UK-based non-profit, public foundation with an international focus, PPF acts as an advocacy group promoting economic, environmental, and behavioral solutions to societal problems.

PPF is dedicated to educating governments and educational institutions. It communicates the application of effective behavioral tools from behavior analysis and scientific knowledge to drive societies towards environmental sustainability.

Addressing the question of one's role in systemic dysfunction, Jaimie Cloud founded and presides over The Cloud Institute for

Addressing the question of one's role in systemic dysfunction, Jaimie Cloud founded and presides over The Cloud Institute for Sustainability.

The Institute prepares school systems and communities to educate for a sustainable future. This is achieved by inspiring educators and engaging students through meaningful content and learner-centered instruction.

Published November 28, 2012, this tutorial addresses the fundamental question: "What is sustainability?" This topic is crucial for anyone teaching the subject.

The discussion is led by