\u00a1Hola bienhechores! \ud83c\udf0e<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Here's your weekly dose of thoughts, rabbit holes and gems I've discovered or re-visited over the last week. Enjoy this mix of treats, tools, approaches and ideas - all for a better world.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
1. What I'm exploring: Base de datos p\u00fablica de subvenciones para un futuro vegetal\/vegano<\/u><\/a> <\/strong>- I love this resource. Not only is it a great run-down of (mainly UK and US) grant opportunities for vegan and plant-based activism, but it's also just a wonderful example of open sourcing organisational knowledge. Kudos to Alianza de Alas Abiertas<\/u><\/a> para prepararlo y gestionarlo. <\/p>\n\n\n\n 2. What I'm watching: Limbo (2020) de Ben Sharrock<\/u><\/a> <\/strong>- I've been recommending this film for a while. It paints both a hilarious and deeply saddening picture of the UK asylum system. Peter Bradshaw says: \"Limbo\" is about refugees and asylum seekers in Britain, and it\u2019s a bracingly internationalist and non-parochial piece of work: film-making with a bold view on the world but also as gentle and intimate as a much-loved sitcom... This is superlative film-making from Sharrock.<\/em>\" You might struggle to find where to stream this film - check aqu\u00ed<\/u><\/a> la forma m\u00e1s f\u00e1cil de verlo.<\/p>\n\n\n\n 3. What's making me smile: What's worse: Private Jets or your Pet?<\/u><\/a> <\/strong>- As a defensor apasionado<\/u><\/a> para reducir <\/strong>the climate impact of pets, I'm bemused and intrigued that this debate has arisen. It's easy to understand why the general public are upset with the comparison - at least on an individual level, it seems supremely unjust to compare the personal carbon emissions of a pet owner with the high-carbon lifestyle of the world's super rich. But, this CEO does have a point: whilst private jets account for 0.04% of global carbon emissions, what \u00bfvamos a hacer <\/em>about the world's 1.5 billion dogs and cats, whose food takes up 20%+ of our arable land and who release 2.5x the carbon emissions of the United Kingdom? Thoughts welcome!<\/p>\n\n\n\n 4. What I've bought: el huevo ecol\u00f3gico<\/u><\/a><\/strong> - I've just purchased my next batch of pellets for my Eco Egg. I love this little gadget that totally replaces liquid laundry detergent. Just pop in the pellets (they last 50+ washes) and nestle your egg in with your clothes or sheets. Plastic-free, easy to travel with (hand luggage eligible!), it's a great little swap that keeps your clothes fresh at little cost! (\ud83c\udde8\ud83c\udded Based in Switzerland? Check out these great s\u00e1banas de lavander\u00eda disolubles<\/u><\/a> como alternativa).<\/p>\n\n\n\n 5. What I'm listening to: The Young'uns<\/u><\/a> - <\/strong>Estoy enamorado de este grupo de cantantes folk a tres voces que abordan una serie de temas sociales contempor\u00e1neos a trav\u00e9s de sus canciones. Spotify dice: \"Three time winners of the prestigious BBC Folk Awards, the Young'uns are one of the hottest properties on the UK Folk and Acoustic scene... these 3 huge hearted, brass lunged lads from the North of England sing folk songs for our times with hear and humour.\" <\/em>My outright favourites are 'Calle Cable<\/u><\/a>' - a rousing story of the social struggle against fascism played out in Cable Street in 1936 - and 'S\u00e9 el hombre<\/u><\/a>' - a tear-jerking (for me) song of individual courage, perfect to get in the mood for Pride Month! <\/p>\n\n\n\n That's it for this week. Please let me know your thoughts and feedback - and send anything you think should be included in upcoming weeks my way.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Hello do-gooders! \ud83c\udf0e Here’s your weekly dose of thoughts, rabbit holes and gems I’ve discovered or re-visited over the last week. Enjoy this mix of treats, tools, approaches and ideas – all for a better world. \ufeff1. What I’m exploring: Public database of grants for a plant-based\/vegan future – I love this resource. 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