The Tao of Reduce, Reuse, Recycle | Gail Wilson-Giarratano | TEDxCharlotte
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ก.ย. 2024
- There is a dual philosophy between the core human value of the caring we extend to each other, as equivalent to the care we extend to the earth. We can heal the earth if we can achieve this balance. Executive Director & VP of City Year, Columbia. City Year partners with public schools in high-need communities across the U.S. and international affiliates. AmeriCorps members provide research-based student, classroom and school wide support to help students stay in school and on track to graduate.
In addition to her nonprofit work, Gail is owner of Anchor Shred & Recycle Co. She holds a BA in Education, an MS in Leadership and Policy and a PhD in Applied Management and Decision Sciences. She is a 2004 Schott Foundation Fellow. Her original one-woman show, “It’s Cloudy in the West” based on family history circa 1890, toured extensively. Gail has published two books for The History Press, Drink Small; The Life & Music of South Carolina’s Blues Doctor and Carolina Bluegrass; A High Lonesome History. Gail’s latest project, The Tao of Reduce, Reuse, Recycle is a collection of “existentialist whimsy”. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx
Wow ! Good to have stumbled upon your video...wish more people shared your passion !
I can't believe I was crying listening to a talk about a dumpster! Beautiful example of your own philosophy Gail, I'm inspired to take action!
Jim Roi thank you, this talk is an extension of our conversations! I'm grateful for your sincere feedback. Looking forward to our ongoing check ins ❤️⚓️♻️
Gail, You are an exceptional speaker and your passion is priceless!
Goddess Noire thank you so much for your beautiful feedback I appreciate your care!
This has been a great travel with you on our recycle adventure ----I appreciate being the "Patrick"at Spring Valley Presbyterian Church who by chance met and found that we had a common interest and need----and will continue with lots of help from others to continue our adventure including a composting project that will involve our preschool program of 120 children--------Think Recycle is our motto -----------Pat Canary
Inspiring! Not only a significant and engaging message - but YOU! What a great speaker. Thank you Gail for caring!
Way Beyond Ordinary you helped me focus and get my business going and that opened my eyes and my heart! Sheri, I appreciate your care my friend ❤️⚓️♻️
I've never heard recycling framed this way! Brilliant!
Lucretia Berry thank you so much! And wow thank you for not allowing us to think "oh we fixed that"! You've got the message for the new generation ❤️⚓️♻️
Gail, I am an avid recycler and also an old classmate of your husband. What a fantastic presentation! The ideology definitely struck a chord and your presentation was so engaging and flawless. Will continue to do my part in healing the earth.
So grateful for you feedback, thank you! Yes indeed our action makes a difference and I appreciate your care ❤️⚓️♻️
I enjoyed hearing the talk you gave at TedXCharlotte. Your fascinating presentation on Recycling was inspiring. Wishing you continued success.I hope you will be able to continue your service to make a difference in the environment/world..
Debra Barron thank you attending the event and supporting all the speakers! Thank you for taking time to view and comment! I appreciate your care ❤️⚓️♻️
Thx
just makes me happy to see people that cares about our planet, our home.
That was fantastic! I'm inspired and I love recreating the daily "chore" of recycling into an affirmation of a more caring life and a better planet. Great presentation!
David Ferland thank you so much for this thoughtful feedback! I respect you, I value you, I appreciate your care ❤️⚓️♻️
Gail you nailed it! Thank you for recycling my thoughts! Honor to call you friend!
icuTalks KH connected by graffiti and love thank you dear friend. ❤️⚓️♻️
Thank you for sharing, that was food for thought ! I never really think about recycling. However this is something that I
Will share with my friends and family kudos to you...
Beautifully done.