2015
The challenge
Cycle 240 miles in one day on spin bikes at the gym. You will be part of a team that will aim to be first past the post, win a prize and support reforestation as a legacy for Bristol Green Capital 2015! Read more “Join our spin bike challenge for reforestation”
2015
Solar power lights up the lives of orphaned girls, helps keep them safe and provides extra hours of study time to help them grow in confidence and independence. With thanks to The Marr-Munning Trust, Shambala, and Sunlit Future. Read more “Lighting the lives of orphans in Mumbai”
2015
At the end of November, our CEO Wendy Stephenson will be cycling from Bristol to Paris. She will be joining a group of Bristolians, Le COP Crusaders, who are determined to make their voices heard in Paris for COP21. Read more “Turning Passion Against Climate Change to Pedal Power”
2015
TCW (The Converging World) Global Citizens Twinning Programme aims to encourage a journey of self-development and discovery for young people through environmental awareness. The course provides experience-based learning to equip young people with skills, knowledge and inspiration to act as change makers in their own communities and to live as active Global Citizens. Read more “Empowering Young People to Think Global Act Local”
2015
Green thinking festival goers learned about The Converging World’s environmental projects from CEO Wendy Stephenson at the 2015 Seed Festival at Hawkwood, Stroud. Read more “Growing support for our projects at the UK’s big green festival”
2015
It’s festival time! We are excited to be one of the sponsors of the 2015 Seed Festival in Hawkwood, Stroud, 17th to 19th July 2015. It’s a festival of green inspiration, artistic interpretation and planting big ideas. Read more “Find Out How We Are All Connected”
2015
Thank you to everyone who helped us exceed our tipping point of £50k to enable us to continue the work we have been doing. Read more “Thank you! We did it again!”
2014
For more than 100 years, biospheres, ecosystems and habitats around the world have been gradually destroyed with devastating consequences. Local people who depend upon the flora and fauna have been left marginalised, species are disappearing, there is poor water retention and local and global climatic conditions are changing for the worse because of the destruction of large areas of forests. Read more “Eco-Restoration: A critical and urgent need”
2013
Two of TCW’s interns working on the Access to Affordable Energy Programme, Adam and Chloe, both of the University of Bristol, have raised funds to travel to India on a fact-finding mission. Read more “Adam and Chloe’s Indian Energy Research Mission”
2013
Discount Banner Printing have very kindly offered to print the recipe books created by the children on our Global Citizen Twinning Programme for free! We would like to say a huge thank-you to them for their generous support. If you are a registered charity contact them and they might do the same for you!
http://www.discountbannerprinting.co.uk/