About Us

Our Mission

  • Raising awareness and engaging South Asian communities on the climate emergency, sustainable living and carbon conscious behaviour.
  • Culturally relevant, easy to understand and practical content with a focus on events and festivals, religious and ancestral traditions and current environmental injustices.
  • Highlighting representation of South Asian professionals working within the industry and empowering students in pursuit of relevant careers.

Our Values

Accessible

All content shared will be translated in various South Asian languages and contain image descriptions in all captions.

Purposeful

We believe each individual action and decision we make on Earth has an impact and hope the stories and information shared will be useful, relatable and provoke positive, meaningful change.

Empowering

If you think we can improve or do better, please let us know! This is an open and safe space for everyone to share their thoughts, opinions and ideas.

Get In Touch

southasiansforsustainability@hotmail.com

More Ways to Get In Touch

#Repost @brumdancenet South Asians for Sustainability and @ecosikhuk have partnered up to deliver an exciting and interactive online event for International Women's Day 2023. Catch up on our live chat with Anoli, Founder of @circular.threads 🌱🌍 Check out these insights from the @diversityinsustainability survey, highlighting key ED&I issues within the sustainability and environment sector. Find out more about the Inclusion Blueprint Dialogues on their page. 70% of the world’s population lacks access to an electric washing machine - that's 5.6 billion people. Festive season sustainability tips from @ecosikhuk and @hinduclimateaction 🪔 Proud to be supporting @thewip.work Sustainable Business summit this Friday alongside Founders of @belo.bags and @goodfind_io on Climate Justice. 🌍 ⚠️ Spotlight on causes of the Pakistan floods ⚠️ from our dear friend and sustainable business consultant, Mishal Noor @itsmish96. We are back and proudly supporting the RACE Report x @sosuk_charity. Over 100 organisations have now signed up to tackle the issue of our industry being one of the least racially diverse in the UK, with 0-4% people of colour compared to 12%+ in all other professions.