Social Impacts through Environmentalism

Authors

Peng Cheng, DePauw University

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Document Type

Abstract

Publication Date

10-2-2019

Abstract

Social impacts should not be merely planned, but implemented. Promotion of environmentalism plays a crucial part in environment conservation — the incorporation of such information and knowledge into the societal system can induce efficacious social changes. Over the past summer, I interned with Thirst, an NGO founded in Australia and based in Hong Kong, and worked to promote environmentalism through classroom lecture and discussion at elementary schools and middle schools, social events such as art gallery opening, and conservation program for endangered species. Our office also collaborated with real estate corporations and automobile companies and coordinated events such as RunningDry.

Department

Thirst - Chongqing, China

Project Mentor

Yilu Qin, Project Manager

Recommended Citation

Cheng, Peng, "Social Impacts through Environmentalism" (2019). Annual Student Research Poster Session. 197.
https://scholarship.depauw.edu/srfposters/197