An Entrepreneur’s Journey to Antarctica
The Explorer's Passage, an adventure-based travel company, focuses on social and environmental impact of tourism
January 15, 2019
Genevieve Kim
Author
NY-based artist and storyteller, Genevieve Kim is known for using her unique visual perspective to provide a loud physical manifestation to human courage, vulnerability and dignity as preserved through her lens.
Genevieve serves as founder and creative director of the cultural audio-visual magazine TheMunchiesTable.com and the global photographic EYE SEE YOU Project, partner and Content Creator of Ubuntu Market, and co-host of the ISEEYOU Dinner series. Genevieve’s work has appeared in various publications, including the New York Times, UN Habitats Reports, AdWeek and MOZAIC. Explore some her stories at www.genevievekim.com.
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Cacao:
The Food of the Gods
A conversation on the many layers of cacao, with ceremony facilitators Florencia and Eric Fridman
December 5, 2018
Marci Zaroff: The ECOrenaissance Woman
Member and serial entrepreneur focuses on bringing the environment into fashion and the boardroom
December 13, 2018
The Call for a New Narrative on Climate Change
Let’s suppose a world in which humans participate in the evolution of nature
November 14, 2018
Filmmakers Want to Make Weed a Human Rights Issue
New documentary explores the use of cannabis for cancer treatment
October 25, 2018
Through the Lens at Burning Man
Photographer Genevieve Kim returns from the desert empowered by the exchange of gift gifting
October 22, 2018
Creating a Cooperative Model for Social Good
CycleEffect Regenerative Venture’s co-founder Amanda Pinelli shares how the VC firm’s unique model of reciprocity and collaboration is a force for social good
September 29, 2018
The Interweavings of Life in Oaxaca
Explore Ubuntu Market’s colorful trip to Mexico in search of tapestries from local artisans
August 2, 2018
Always in Neverland —
The Tale of a Farmer Named Andrew Kluger
“It's a better day when you have to wake up early and do something that —before you do it— seems impossible.”
July 4, 2018