Random Acts of Kindness is my biggest book project so far. The primary story behind the book is truly unique and I am indeed grateful for being a vessel to beam a spotlight on “kindness”, which is very much needed in our world today, as Daniela Kreber puts it. More than I imagined: – 900 copies of … Read more
Thoughts on environmental framing and frames. Imagine a city where you have to worry the least about fuel emissions as you move around from location A to locations B, C and D. All you have to do is eat lots of bananas and throw the peels in the bins provided – on the bus. Isn’t … Read more
“I don’t want to bring kids into a world where they might need to kill others to have water, to breathe air, it is crazy!” Imagine the chill that this statement sent down my spine as I sat next to Sebastian Kirppu earlier this week to record this episode of the #ClimateTalkPodcast. Sebastian is a forest biologist, one … Read more
As an international student at the Swedish University of Agriculture (Uppsala campus) and a student ambassador, I am being presented with many questions associated with studying in Sweden. However, one recurring question, particularly from potential international students from outside of Europe is this: “Seyi, as a student, can one work while studying?” sometimes paraphrased more … Read more
As Brazilians head to poll in a few days, many – including my Brazilian colleague Paloma Costa Oliveira, are hopeful that this election will be an opportunity for environmental revolution. This will only be possible only if Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva wins the election – if the result is accepted, and if he is … Read more