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Katherine Crisp

Love making new things happen. Passionate about creating a fairer world and not killing the planet!

Katherine Crisp is a versatile professional with experience in the private, public, and third sectors, known for her ability to create innovative cross-sector solutions. She possesses strategic thinking skills combined with a hands-on approach, effective communication abilities, and experience working with various stakeholders from young people to board members. Katherine holds a Bachelor's degree in Health & Social Care from The Open University and a Bachelor of Engineering with a specialization in German from Brunel University. She has a diverse professional background ranging from founding Social Innovation for All to holding positions in renowned organizations such as UNICEF, Crisis, and the Royal College of Art.

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Sep 2 · linkedin

🌟 Are you a teacher, or do you know a teacher, who is passionate about sustainability, skills and empowerment? If so, get in touch! If not, please share.

🌍 We have a limited number of fully funded spaces for new schools to join the Young Green Briton Challenge. Whole year groups of students participate in the Challenge, exploring local sustainability issues before developing their own entrepreneurial solutions. Teams continue to put their ideas into action, with the most promising receiving seed funding and mentorship. We have spaces in England for state and special schools.

🏫 YGBC is cross-curricular, has Skills Builder Partnership accreditation, delivers against the Gatsby benchmarks and Ofsted personal development framework. But just as importantly students and teachers tell us it's fun!

📽 This is what teachers have to say to other teachers who are thinking about signing up....

#GreenSkills #TransferableSkills #SocialInnovation #ProjectBasedLearning #ReimagineEducation #MakeADifference #ClimateAction

GenEarth Laura D. Maddy Owens Dufek EcoVida Routes Martin Foulkes Meryl Batchelder Ministry of Eco Education Green Britain Group Ecotricity Caspian Woods Helen Taylor Dahlia Nahome Coco Tas Renee Tonkin, PhD Ameena Rahim Caroline Room

Aug 20 · linkedin

This is quite promising... Active travel has so many benefits for our own health and our planet. I've been working with quite a few local companies through Burgess Hill Business Parks Association and have been trying to get on my bike more instead of driving, but better cycle networks would make a HUGE difference. For trips of a few miles it really doesn't take that much longer, but gives a good activity boost when most of the day is spent behind a computer.

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United Kingdom