Eco-Media is a set of hybrid learning opportunities for students everywhere to explore and produce meaningful media for the critical and compassionate exchange of ideas.
The programs and publications blend the studies and application of deep ecology, social cohesion, civil discourse, well-being, and critical media literacy to engage students in unpacking a complex technological landscape while creating media for a healthier, happier, and more sustainable world.
Schools, educators and students can customize experiences with our Inspire Citizens’ team around launching Eco-Media programs, co-designing learning experiences, embedding humane media and technology literacies into practices and school communities, and empowering learners to design purposeful publications for local and global digital exhibitions and our own Inspire Citizens archives.
Contact Ivy Yan: ivy@twobirds.education for any Eco-Media inquiries
Lucy & Steve have a Father’s Day heart to heart on the future of education & the cake that never was. This prototype episode sheds light on the mission of the forthcoming Empathy to Impact podcast: By listening to the kids we teach & care about, what insights & foresights can we identify & act on regarding the future of education? What can we learn from student voices about impactful learning?
Read MoreFutures Public Radio journalists Eva N and Lyndob B were honored to sit with UN Goodwill Ambassador, Kim Phuc Phan Thi. For the past 20 years, Kim Phuc has traveled the world telling her story of hope borne out of despair. Her passion for peaceful resolutions to conflict in our world is inspiring. Kim Phuc is the girl who was captured in a famous 1972 photograph that brought the world's attention to the horrors of the war in Vietnam.
Read MoreFollowing his Global Issues Network and CISSMUN Asia keynote address in 2018, Ishmael Beah, UN Goodwill Ambassador & author of of A Long Way Gone, sat down with Futures Public Radio journalists to reflect on hope, personal transformation, and how to be an agent of change in this complex future.
Read MoreIn this exclusive interview, FPR's Lilian H and Koen M speak with the two GINAsia2018 Keynote Speakers, Melati and Isabel Wijsen of Bye Bye Plastic Bags in Bali, who are influencing the way we look at consumption, plastic, and our role in leading a sustainable shift in mindset and policy.
Read MoreAs part of Salva Dut's activist in residence at Mont'Kiara International School in 2014, he sat down with five year old Lucy to answer questions developed by her kindergarten classroom as part of the original ideas behind Futures Media, Inspire Citizens, and how younger students see relevance in their place in the world.
Together, they talk about how wells work and the role water plays in the well-being of girls and whole communities in South Sudan.
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