If footprinting has allowed us to quantify personal or corporate environmental damage, then handprinting finally provides a way to account for the good we do as well. Handprinting introduces to the environmental movement a framework that accounts for the effects of our positive actions, from planting trees to inspiring sustainability in others. A footprint is a burden, but your handprint is a call to action. And this call is an important one, pushing conversations from conservation in the face of daunting problems to how to build a truly regenerative society.
As a tool, handpriting allows companies to commit to being a net positive force for society, and to prove it. The Harvard School of Public Health's Center for Health and the Global Environment (CHGE) is hosting its annual SHINE Summit this June 4th-5th to bring together experts and industry leaders. Learn more at this years unConference, or online at http://www.chgeharvard.org/register-now
As a tool, handpriting allows companies to commit to being a net positive force for society, and to prove it. The Harvard School of Public Health's Center for Health and the Global Environment (CHGE) is hosting its annual SHINE Summit this June 4th-5th to bring together experts and industry leaders. Learn more at this years unConference, or online at http://www.chgeharvard.org/register-now