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Zero Carbon Christchurch Conference 2019

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GoodSense conducted a workshop at the Carbon Zero Christchurch conference on 11th October 2019 and were delighted to support Enviro-Mark Solutions and the Sustainable Business Network with this ako.

Written by:Kath Dewar

Like Comments (0) / 14 November 2019 /

SBN Conference 2019 – Communicating The End of Plastic as We Know It

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GoodSense conducted a workshop at ‘The end of plastics as we know it conference’ on 28th August 2019 and were delighted to support the Sustainable Business Network with this ako.

Written by:Kath Dewar

Like Comments (0) / 12 September 2019 /

Ethical marketing and telling climate action stories – Stuff interview

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GoodSense ethical marketing specialist interview by Stuff about Snowberry climate action and ethical marketing.

Written by:Kath Dewar

1 Comments (0) / 12 September 2019 /

Marketing workshop – collaborative process – te kupu Māori ako

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GoodSense marketing workshop – messaging June 2018 – collaborative mahi with The Ākina Foundatinon and The Sustainable Business Network

Collaborative marketing workshops for sustainable business and social entrepreneurs drawing on te ao Māori principle of āko

Written by:Kath Dewar

1 Comments (0) / 9 September 2019 /

Colmar Brunton study shows rise in kiwis eating meat free

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The 10th annual research report on New Zealanders and sustainability has been published by Colmar Brunton. Highlights include the ongoing rise in people eating vegan at least sometimes, now 1 in 10 of us, and the dominance of worry about plastics.

Written by:Kath Dewar

1 Comments (0) / 6 March 2019 /

It’s a less meaty new year

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Following animal-rights lobbying by me and my sister our family all went vegetarian when I was about 13. I ate meat for a couple of years at Uni at the end of the eighties, mainly as I was a lazy cook with limited easy, cheap veggie options on supermarket shelves.

Written by:Kath Dewar

2 Comments (1) / 25 February 2019 /

Natural skincare delivered to your door.

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Sometimes new products, that are better for us and for nature, come in new ways. In this video Kath opens her delivery of BeeBio’s Aú Naturale skincare refills. The New Zealand skincare pioneer sells by subscription, with starter packs and refills delivered to your door.

Written by:GoodSense Team

1 Comments (0) / 25 February 2019 /

Junk food marketers culpable for childhood obesity

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Junk food marketers culpable for childhood obesity
Kath Dewar on Radio NZ
Kath says we need to behave more ethically and responsibly and start making choices in our own businesses to spend more money on getting people information so they can make better choices with better food.
Listen to the interview as featured on Radio NZ on 11 July 2018

Written by:GoodSense Team

1 Comments (0) / 17 July 2018 /

200 hundred businesses, communities and Kiwi leaders call for climate action

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Above: Eating the talk – GoodSense team vegan lunch at Rabbit We are very proud to be one of 200 signatories on the open letter delivered by WWF-New Zealand and Generation Zero to New Zealand climate minister James Shaw on Wednesday 6 June at 9.00am. As WWF says in their post here: “The signatories pledge …

Written by:Kath Dewar

Like Comments (0) / 6 June 2018 /

How greenwashing became big business

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How greenwash became big business
Kath Dewar, quoted by Stuff:
“Look for the businesses who are investing in proper Fair Trade and organic certifications, programmes that cost money for a good reason. There are companies that make fluffy self claims about being fair trade, so look for the gold standard certifications.”
Read more from our interview with The Spinoff, 10 May 2018

Written by:Kath Dewar

1 Comments (0) / 6 June 2018 /

Science communication channels – Plugged in to all your choices?

Comms Declare – GoodSense is first in Aotearoa – who’s next?

Let’s share stuff and do good

Guest blog: 5 Must-Read Books for Change Makers

Digital downgrading – are your customers flipping out?

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Sustainable Marketing – The evidence is in & now marketers can...

New World turn over new leaf in collectibles

GSBS2023: Strategic Importance to Business of Marketing Sustainability by Katherine Dewar

The cat on the three legged stool – tell your story...

B Corp Certified – GoodSense ethical marketing

Marketing sustainability insights – period undies

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