Sustainable Development Goals – The Path from 2015 and Beyond 2030
Today we have a Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) flag proudly displayed in our office in Fitzrovia in central London. And we want to tell you why...
Today we have a Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) flag proudly displayed in our office in Fitzrovia in central London. And we want to tell you why...
In 2015, the United Nations (UN) identified eradicating global poverty as the number one goal in the Sustainable Development Goals. They recognised how, when one is in poverty, it’s difficult to establish a foundation to build for the future. Life becomes about survival, instead of living. Now,...
From forced wildlife relocation to a global first in free period products The world is complicated and messy. Every day, we doomscroll through news feeds that provide us with myriad heart-breaking, headline-making stories about the issues we face, which can leave us feeling powerless in the...
Demand for our earth’s resources has skyrocketed in recent years, posing a significant issue considering our resources are finite. 28th July marks Earth Overshoot Day for the year 2022, i.e., the date on which researchers have determined that humanity has used all the planet’s biological...
This week marks the start of the UN’s High Level Political Forum (HLPF), 5th to the 15th July. The HLPF is the UN’s central platform that tracks and promotes progress on the sustainable development goals (SDGs). This event will acknowledge the impacts COVID-19 has had...
Skating Panda has always been recognised by our clients for being ahead of the game when it comes to driving positive change, and the decision to apply for B Corp certification was a natural part of our organisation’s progression. But why are others, from Octopus...
At Skating Panda we enjoy creating campaigns to change behaviour for the better and deliver real impact. Often we work on preventing or reversing things that risk damaging the planet or harming people. How about therefore supporting the creation of a day to celebrate those people...
By Gemma Regniez Just over six months ago the UK’s attention was, for a couple of weeks at least, focused on climate change, Glasgow, and the international Conference of the Parties, or COP as it has become known. It felt like a big deal. It was...
By Andrea Hartley Throughout my career working in PR in the health space, time and again I’ve seen women’s health issues pushed to the bottom of the pile. But none has made its mark and captured headlines more than one of the last great taboos in...
And just like that… 2021 is already coming to an end. It’s been a very eventful year, to say the least, between COP26, the historic malaria vaccine approval, COVID-19 recovery coming more into focus, and the charity sector starting to rebound – to name just...