Sustainability Club at TAMK, Tampere

Session 2 of the Sustainability and Impact Club has started since a week at Y-kampus. 🙂

The student’s big challenges are super interesting. I can’t wait the end of this session to share with you the tools and new perspectives they will create for the students community (and the civil society ?). I’m extremely grateful to run this project. ❤

I’m also deeply happy and honored to be invited to the following events.
– Responsible Business seminar research, March 12th, 11:30-12:00, Faculty of Management and Business, City Center. I’m sharing about "Ethics at the core of the business model" during the "Ethics and values in Business" afternoon.

– Sustainability Forum at TAMK, March 18th. I’ll share about GoSol and Sepia Agency creation during a workshop.

– Startup World Cup Pre-event at Y-kampus City Centre, March 25th, 12:00-15:00. I’ll share about how I turned my passions into my business.

Virtually or not, maybe we will meet ?

And a short and recent podcast : https://lnkd.in/gudGMhy

Thanks for inviting me Riitta Vihuri - Outi Vehka-aho (née Lehtonen) - Maryna Mikhuta - Deepika Sundresh

I was also invited as a delegate to join the Forum for social and impact entrepreneurs organized by The Skoll Foundation in Oxford. It is cancelled because of the epidemics but it’s not a problem since so many deep and useful things are already cooking with them !! I’ll keep you posted

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Commune présence

"Tu es pressé d’écrire, Comme si tu étais en retard sur la vie. S’il en est ainsi fais cortège à tes sources. Hâte-toi. Hâte-toi de transmettre Ta part de merveilleux de rébellion de bienfaisance. Effectivement tu es en retard sur la vie, La vie inexprimable, La seule en fin de compte (…)

Le constat

It is crazy to think that we are the only species with a society based on paying for everything nature provides for free. And we do this while destroying all of it. There are now so many screens, bots, and answering machines that it seems like living in a world where there is no one left to (…)

La Lytefire est féminine

Une des motivations de base pour nous, et en tout cas pour moi, c’était de soulager les femmes des pays déjà très exposés à la déforestation et à la crise climatique. Nul besoin d’un doctorat pour comprendre que l’énergie à laquelle tu as accès va conditionner ta vie. Si tu as une prise (…)

Perte

Quelle tristesse. Mr Jean Ziegler était un intellectuel militant de premier plan pour les droits humains et la justice. Son énergie était vraiment impressionnante. J’avais eu l’honneur de son attention pour mon premier roman sur l’avenir écologique de l’Afrique.