I hope that with the genuine words of young children, people will be inspired and have a deep motive to change. I hope that this video emphasizes the word CARE, and helps us to remind ourselves of who in society will struggle most in the future with our actions in the present.

Each of us as individuals must take stake in our own climate solutions as we work together on larger policy shifts. We know the steps that take minimal effort but together can create collective change of mindset and urgency. Every bit matters.

It's easy to be mean when you're hiding behind a screen. Concealed behind the safety net of a screen name. Not having to take responsibility for the things that happen on the other side of the screen. But just because you can't see the impact, doesn't mean it isn't real. People don't notice how much impact words have until it's too late.

Kiki, Sally and Isabel use short film and original animation to target body shaming towards women.

“Negatively commenting about the size or shape of anyone’s body can be extremely damaging - potentially leading to low-self esteem, anger, self-harm and even mental health disorders, specifically body dysmorphic disorder.”

There is a rising global percentage of people found to have eating disorders, illnesses that affect a person’s relationship with food and body image. People with eating disorders might have excessive thoughts of food, their body weight or shape, and/or how to control their intake of food.

We are more than just numbers. We are from all backgrounds, locations, and types of schools. We have unique strengths, abilities, interests, cultures and histories. All of us can contribute to a healthier future, be better understood, and be celebrated.

Anything that takes your attention away from driving can be a distraction. Sending a text message, talking on a cell phone, using a navigation system, and eating while driving are a few examples of distracted driving. Any of these distractions can endanger you, your passengers, and others on the road.