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COLLECTIVE ACTION TOWARDS COLLECTIVE HEALING
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COLLECTIVE ACTION TOWARDS COLLECTIVE HEALING
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Note: We will not be sharing any personal information without consent.
COLLECTIVE ACTION TOWARDS COLLECTIVE HEALING
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Note: We will not be sharing any personal information without consent.
COLLECTIVE ACTION TOWARDS COLLECTIVE HEALING
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Pollution in Residential Area Research: Stop Kunu Campaign
Have you ever noticed an unpleasant Odor lingering in the air around your home? Perhaps you’ve seen overflowing bins or even witnessed the burning of waste in your neighbourhood. This isn’t just an eyesore – it’s a symptom of a growing problem: pollution in Sri Lankan residential areas.
The “Stop Kunu” campaign delves into the heart of this critical issue, where “kunu” translates to “waste” in Sinhala. We’re on a mission to shed light on how pollution in residential areas impacts our lives in profound ways.
More Than Just an Inconvenience:
The consequences of pollution extend far beyond an unpleasant smell. It poses a serious threat to:
- Health: Exposure to pollutants can lead to respiratory problems, skin irritation, and even waterborne illnesses. Children and the elderly are particularly vulnerable.
- Mental Wellbeing: Living amidst constant pollution can cause stress, anxiety, and even depression.
- Environment: Polluted air and water contaminate our precious resources, harming entire ecosystems. Wildlife suffers from habitat loss and exposure to toxins.
Your Voice Matters: Join the Stop Kunu Campaign !
We can’t address this issue alone. That’s why we’re inviting you to join the “Stop Kunu” campaign! By participating in our comprehensive survey, you’ll help us understand the true extent of the problem and the impact it has on Sri Lankan communities.
Together, we can:
- Raise awareness: The more people understand the dangers of pollution, the more motivated we’ll be to find solutions.
- Identify solutions: Your experiences and suggestions are invaluable. Through the survey, you’ll help us explore effective ways to manage waste and create a cleaner environment.
- Empower communities: Knowledge is power! By working together, we can empower Sri Lankan communities to take action and advocate for a healthier future.
Don’t let “kunu” steal our health, happiness, and beautiful environment. Take a stand and join the Stop Kunu movement today!
Participate in the survey now and be part of the solution!
Please select your preferred language below to partake:
Research on Climate Anxiety among Youth of Sri Lanka
Feeling the Heat: Understanding Climate Anxiety in Sri Lankan Youth
The future of Sri Lanka rests on the shoulders of its youth. But what happens when those shoulders are burdened by a heavy weight – the weight of climate anxiety?
Our research initiative delves into this critical issue, exploring the growing phenomenon of climate anxiety among Sri Lankan youth.
More Than Just a Feeling:
Climate anxiety isn’t just a passing concern. It’s a deep worry about the future of our planet and the impact it has on young people’s well-being, affecting:
- Mental Health: Constant worry about climate change can lead to stress, anxiety, and even depression.
- Motivation and Hope: Feeling powerless in the face of such a vast challenge can lead to a sense of hopelessness and a diminished drive for action.
- Future Outlook: Climate anxiety can cloud young people’s vision for the future, impacting their choices and aspirations.
Your Voice Matters: Be Part of the Solution!
We can’t address these concerns without understanding the experiences of Sri Lankan youth. That’s why we need your voice! By participating in our research survey, you’ll help us gain valuable insights into:
- The prevalence of climate anxiety: How widespread is this issue among young people in Sri Lanka?
- The impact on mental well-being: How is climate anxiety affecting the way young people think and feel?
- Potential solutions: Your suggestions and experiences are crucial in identifying ways to support youth and empower them to take action.
Together, we can:
- Raise awareness: The more we talk about climate anxiety, the more we can normalize the conversation and create a supportive environment for young people.
- Develop resources: By understanding the challenges faced by Sri Lankan youth, we can develop targeted resources and support systems to address their mental well-being.
- Empower action: Knowledge is power! Through research and collaboration, we can empower young people to become advocates for climate action and build a more sustainable future.
Don’t let climate anxiety silence your generation’s voice. Participate in our research and be part of the solution!
