Theme: Solutions to global problems, Impact.

The event will focus on showing real solutions to global issues, as well as a few talks about impact.

Hosted by - Richo Kyle (Indoneisa/Australia), Actor, Orangutan Conservation and Plastic.
https://www.instagram.com/richo_kyle/

Deus Temple, Canggu
Jl. Batu Mejan No.8, Canggu
Kuta Utara, Kabupaten Badung, Bali
Kuta Utara, Bali, 80361
Indonesia

Dali Schonfelder

Fashion activist

Every year, Dali (18) and Finn Schonfelder (15) travelled to India with their parents to a rural village in the outskirts of Mumbai. The year Dali turned 13, she returned to find her friends out of school simply because they could not afford the school uniform. Students who cannot afford the mandatory uniform after age 12 are forbidden to attend school and can no longer receive an education. Wanting to do something to help their friends immediately, they founded Nalu, a clothing line that gives a school uniform with the sale of every 4 products. Nalu was born to solve a human injustice, the notion that education is not a privilege but a human right. A school uniform is the one piece of fashion that harnesses the power to change a child’s life. It’s a symbol for a promising future, a career and a step closer to realizing dreams. Nalu is more than a label, it is a movement of advocates who employ fashion to better lives.

Finn Schonfelder

Fashion Activist

Every year, Dali (18) and Finn Schonfelder (15) travelled to India with their parents to a rural village in the outskirts of Mumbai. The year Dali turned 13, she returned to find her friends out of school simply because they could not afford the school uniform. Students who cannot afford the mandatory uniform after age 12 are forbidden to attend school and can no longer receive an education. Wanting to do something to help their friends immediately, they founded Nalu, a clothing line that gives a school uniform with the sale of every 4 products. Nalu was born to solve a human injustice, the notion that education is not a privilege but a human right. A school uniform is the one piece of fashion that harnesses the power to change a child’s life. It’s a symbol for a promising future, a career and a step closer to realizing dreams. Nalu is more than a label, it is a movement of advocates who employ fashion to better lives.

Hamish Daud

Ocean conservationist

Hamish Daud grew up in the islands of Indonesia between Jakarta, Bali and Sumba. With a Higher education in Sydney Australia, Hamish and his partners currently have an architecture firm called saka.id with offices in Aceh & Jogjakarta focusing on sustainable development. Hamish has recently shifted his creativity to acting and presenting documentaries series’ in the Indonesian entertainment industry.

Jesse Smith

AI For Good

Jesse is an experienced entrepreneur, keynote speaker, and disruption strategist, driving innovation by empowering people, companies and societies to change for Good. He believes in the power of people to rethink, rewrite, and reshape the future by understanding the world’s fundamental shifts and using technology to take bold action towards disrupting how things are done for lasting transformational change.

Karin Fleck

Bacteria engineer - Colour

Karin Fleck is Founder and CEO of the Vienna Textile Lab, an innovative start-up that fabricates organic colours made from harmless naturally occurring bacteria in order to provide the most sustainable, wholesome and environmentally friendly alternative to conventional synthetic dyes. Working with partners in academia and designers, she is creating a unique solution for the second largest pollution problem in the industry.

Melati Wijsen

Conservationist - Activist

Melati is a 17-year old Indonesian/Dutch activist & change maker. Born and raised on the island of Bali. She has founded Bye Bye Plastic Bags with her younger sister and has been leading the movement driven by youth for 5 years now. She has also started the people movement One Island One Voice uniting more than 30 like minded organizations and over 35,000 people. Performed on world stages such as TED and the UN and has also been selected as FORBES top ten most inspiring women in the country. Currently working on getting 1000 businesses on Bali to leave the plastic industry and is distributing educational booklets throughout Indonesia. Being very passionate to protect the ocean, she is also an alumni member of the World’s Ocean Day Youth Advisory Council. She recently graduated from high school one year early at the Green School and is excited about her new Youth Empowerment project.

Richard Grehan

Documentarian

Rick is a peace and sustainable life activist dedicated to promoting non-violence and preventing abuse; human, animal and environmental. Deeply committed to corporate social responsibility and the next generation of social business. An award winning creative director, working in advertising for over 20 years spanning the globe from London to Johannesburg and now Tokyo working on some of the biggest and smallest brands in the world. He founded the hybrid branding/production company imageMILL in Tokyo 5 years ago, the first sustainable branding company in Japan. Focusing on branded journalism as a new form of advertising, creating documentary style short films for brands, on various cultural and social issues.