Thoughts and other things.
It’s official, today marks my last day working with Climate Tracker. It’s been one of the most exciting, fulfilling things I’ve done in the last three and a half years … Continue reading Climate Tracker, 3.5 years after
Last March 15, I went back to Cambridge to join a panel discussion with Sir David King, Lisa Walker of Ecosphere+, and David Morton. We each presented different takes on … Continue reading #CCLS2018 Panel: Climate Change is Now
Last February 22, I gave a lecture at the Cambridge University for the Cambridge Climate Lecture Series 2018. In behalf of Climate Tracker, I gave a 40-minute lecture on how … Continue reading My Lecture at Cambridge University: Engaging Youth in Climate Change through Journalism
I don’t think I’ve written about it here, but in 2017 I wrote a children’s book called “Where did all the Fireflies go?” which translated to Filipino is “Nasaan na … Continue reading “Where did all the Fireflies go?” as one of the best Filipino children’s books in 2017, according to Smart Parenting
There’s a reason I haven’t posted in a while. It’s been a month and a few days since I moved to the United Kingdom to pursue my postgraduate studies. It’s … Continue reading 1 month in: Studying in the UK
We were always told of our importance in the spaces we occupy. Our parents reassured us of this. Our teachers reminded us everyday. But what they forget to tell us … Continue reading Why we must look up at the stars
Many people ask me why I would choose someone with values over someone with competency. Don’t get me wrong, if there was someone who had both, of course I’d choose … Continue reading Vote for someone with the right values
Ok, no, I can’t take this anymore. If you need to kill to feel safe, that’s not a healthy society. If you need a dictator to tell you what to … Continue reading Why I Will not Vote for Duterte
Renee Karunungan 