If all eight billion of us made one uniting positive change, imagine how many problems could be solved.
We are never insignificant if we work together.
Our Another Way team works remotely, but we are united by our eagerness to make a difference. We are motivated by the impact of our outreach on our planet and on the lives of those we inspire.
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I am the Founder, CEO and Head of Vision at Another Way and have nurtured this ambitious young charity into life!
I am a marine biologist with a passion for science communication and for empowering everyone to use their voice to make the world a better place. Since founding Another Way when I was 16, I have appeared on international media and given talks to over 7000 people. I am also a Trustee for Cumbria Wildlife Trust, a member of the UN Ocean Decade UK Committee and a Senior Ambassador for the Tree Council. When I am not looking after our team and leading our work, I can be found climbing cliffs, under the sea or going for a dip in a mountain stream.
It all began in 2018… find out more about our Foundations here.
All my life I have wanted to make the world a kinder place and to conserve our natural world. I also want to help everyone enjoy and protect nature in their everyday lives and empower all to use their voices. Another Way is how I can bring all of this about.
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Helen, a northerner by birth, founded Chameleon in London before relocating to the Lake District, where her interest in outdoors and the environment grew. Helen focuses on enhancing the reputation of organisations and was involved in launching Another Weigh, a zero waste shop in Penrith. Helen is a member of The National Trust, The Woodland Trust, WWF and the Penrith Red Squirrel Society. In her spare time, she enjoys pottery and fell walking with husband Nick and wonder dog Aggie.
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As the Education Officer at Reading University, Sara identified and addressed the academic Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic attainment gap by organising a conference with speakers from across the UK. Sara later worked in Marketing & PR, providing diversity and inclusion consultancy, before founding Fresh and Fearless, a consultancy aiming to create inclusive cultures where all employees feel valued. She also recognises the link between DEI and environmental issues and aims to work towards a sustainable future.
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A qualified librarian, Ceri has held research-related roles for King’s College London, Breast Cancer Now, Hospice UK and more, before taking on an Environment MA with a thesis focused on sustainability education in schools. Ceri sits on the Cumbria schools’ group for Lancaster University’s Morecambe Bay Curriculum. Ceri is the first Youth Projects Coordinator for Cumbria Action for Sustainability, and now a PhD candidate researching sustainability education that can lead to greater democratic engagement and agency for young people. Outside work, Ceri loves literature, the Cumbrian fells and coast, and Interrailing adventures!
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Ros is has been passionate about the environment from a young age, raising money for the WWF and leading a flower planting initiative in 70s London. Living in Epping Forest she spends hours exploring the woodland and the wildlife to which it is home. Raised in inner city London, Ros is also a strong advocate for urban environment, protecting the green spaces within the City and encouraging young people to value the flora and fauna that is right on their doorstep. Ros is a solicitor, a Trustee of Kids Inspire and a Governor of Chigwell School.
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Seth is a Service Designer and Product Strategist based in London, with over 15 years’ experience working in design and technology leadership positions. His focus is to support equitable societal relationships and regenerative progress. Passionate about sustainable development and system change, he has contributed to several impactful projects, including work for Mind and Engineering UK. Seth is an alumni and student assessor for the Cambridge Institute of Sustainability Leadership. In his spare time he enjoys rock climbing around the UK and abroad, reading and playing music.
Emily’s work focused on building relationships with global philanthropic organisations and supporting the development of new partnerships. Currently, Emily is supporting the Clean Air Fund to advance clean air work globally. Before this, she led income generation at The Climate Coalition, building strategic relationships across the philanthropic, corporate and NGO sectors, and championing justice, equity, diversity and inclusion. Emily holds an MSc in Sustainable Development from the University of Sussex and a BA in History from Royal Holloway, University of London. She sits on the Equity Advisory Group at the UK’s National Emergencies Trust.
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Robyn has over 9 years’ experience in the climate and youth leadership sectors having worked as an outdoors educator and facilitator in gardens and city farms across London, Brighton and Bristol. Her current work involves designing and developing funding programmes for youth-led social action and building youth representation in decision making for the environment sector. She also sits on the advisory board for a Bristol based therapeutic climbing organisation Crux Climbing and in her spare time can be found trying to grow new and interesting vegetables.
A lifelong love of the outdoors and respect for the natural world, Damian has a finance and banking background. He is part of the Trustee team that has recently created a new charity to build a new £1m+ Community Sports Hub, engaging more than 900 youngsters and adults in the Skipton and Craven area. He also holds multiple treasurer roles across sporting and community groups. In his spare time, he loves walking the Lakes District and following his sporting passions of cricket and football.
Mark has over 20 years experience in purpose-led communications and branding. As Chief Client Officer of Futerra Sustainability Communications and across numerous communications and design agencies, he has led major sustainability projects for British and global corporates, NGOs and government bodies. He is also a Founding Partner of Citizens Creative, supporting brands to use their power to enrich the communities they serve, and acts as a consultant on purpose-led communications and brand projects.
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