Feminist urbanism podcast course, Face painting in Ecuadorian Amazon, Women’s leadership academy manager at Wedu

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Hi 👋 I’m Jasmine, founder of The Bloom. Thank you for joining us for this week's newsletter, where we bring together seeds for positive global impact. If you enjoy this week's issue, forward it to a friend!

May 1, 2022 I Artist of the week: Nina Gualinga
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Sawasdee (hello, in Thai)

A summary of our newsletter this week: 

🌱Feminist urbanism podcast from Indian legal policy think-tank
🌱Playlist curated by Syrian PhD student in ethnomusicology
🌱Social impact innovation fellowship for USD 80,000

with light, 
Jasmine  

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fresh soil
🌍 Intro to mind gardening: The concept takes the idea of gardening, and applies it to the web of thoughts that cloud your brain "rent free." Instead of passively absorbing random pieces of information while scrolling online, learn how to make your mind a place that you've cultivated based on what you're actually interested in.→ Interview

🌍 Face painting as a form of resistance in the Ecuadorian Amazon: One way the people of Sarayaku foster their connection to the forest is through Wituk painting, in which lines, dots, or intricate designs are applied to the face using the pigment from Wituk fruits. The ancestral practice stems from a legend that says in ancient times, human beings and animals were one; there was no distinction.→ Story

🌍 Interactive maps and tools to visualize climate science: Probable Futures is a thoughtful global platform to complement your education on the climate crisis. The website is divided like a book, with the first two chapters dedicated to Heat and Water.→ Platform

water your soul   
🌳 Surprise forest.

🇸🇾 This playlist.

🐝 Become savage.

♻️ Trash game.

📚Find a book.

🐠 Sea angel. 

community garden    
Spotted in our garden this week is an upcoming social impact innovation event organized by our Bloomer Taewee and her colleagues at MIT Solve! 

The world's foremost innovators will convene for 3 days in Boston, including Nobel Peace Prize winnder Shirin Ebadi and historian Yuval Noah Harari. Jasmine will also be present in person at the event and she would love to meet Boston friends of The Bloom. Send an email to team@readtobloom.com if you're in the city, and sign up for the live stream to watch the event online.  

branch out  
⛵️ EXPLORE

Instead of "following your passion", try this. 

What it means to be an intersectional environmentalist.

Social media tips from a top lawyer turned full-time YouTuber. 

Intro to feminist urbanism.

What you could negotiate before accepting job offers.

Add youth climate experts to your advisory board. 

🤑 FUNDS

A USD 1 million fund for USA nonprofits providing transformational support to women and BIPOC-owned businesses. 

5 funding opportunities for African entrepreneurs.  

Echoing Green fellowship for social impact innovators at the early stages of their   business for mentorship, networks, & USD 80,000 grant. 

UNESCO literacy prize for projects around the world innovating the field of literacy. 6 winners receive awards between USD 20,000-30,000.

grow new roots 
ASIA + OCEANIA
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🌱Women’s leadership academy program manager – Wedu

EUROPE  
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🌱Speechwriter & project coordinator – Secretary-General's Office

AFRICA + MIDDLE EAST 
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🌱Conservation research assistant – Seed Madagascar

LATIN AMERICA 
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🌱 Multiple openings to work in the Amazon – Brazilian Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation

NORTH AMERICA
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🌱Associate – All Tech Is Human

REMOTE
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🌱Comms consultant – Gender-Based Violence Prevention Accelerator

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Feminist urbanism podcast course, Face painting in Ecuadorian Amazon, Women’s leadership academy manager at Wedu

with light

fresh soil

water your soul

community garden

branch out

grow new roots

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