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Island Of Gods Beach Clean-Up

Fri 30 September 2022 9:00am - Fri 30 September 2022 11:00AM

“Ocean Trash to Optics Treasure” Bali Beach Clean-Up

Join us on a collaborative Cogiving Project between Opolis, R.O.L.E Foundation, Bali LIfe Foundation, Dojo Bali, Indosole, Potato Head, Project Reef, Ocean Soul Bali, and Thermal Surfing on a Beach Clean-Up event.

The goal for the clean-up is to tell the stories of the communities most impacted by plastic pollution on the island – how they are combating the pollution, what type of education, programs they are rolling out AND most importantly cleaning up Bali beaches. The clean-up will be directly supporting R.O.L.E Foundation and Bali Life Foundation. Funds generated from the event will be donated to the organization.

Beach Location

The clean-up at Kelan Beach.

Map Location: https://goo.gl/maps/5sTw5Hx5fU9hFhFA9

Normally, 20 people can gather around 180 to 250 kg of waste on other beaches in two hours, we could gather around 500 kg and would still see the waste even after a clean-up. It would be great to spotlight the pollution that occurs in the area and how impacts the surrounding community.

## Event Registration Instructions ##
This event is open to Dojo members and Public. FREE.
Register at Dojo front desk or RSVP at rsvp@dojobali.org

We will leave together from Dojo on Friday around 8.00 am and head to the venue together. Or you can join us directly there too!

Cogiving Meetup: Bali Support

Thu 10 December 2020 6:00pm - Thu 10 December 2020 8:00PM

Calling in Volunteers for Bali Support! Last week, we presented this project to the board of Bali NGO’s and got full approval to move forward! The site has officially launched: Balisupport.org. Now is the time to come together to truly make this move towards supporting the entire network of Bali’s Ecological, Humanitarian, and Immediate Relief projects as we launch the island’s first collaborative, centralized fundraising platform!

Pulau Plastik – Documentary Screening & Discussion

Thu 23 January 2020 5:30pm - Thu 23 January 2020 6:30PM

Pulau Plastik (Plastic Island) is a collaborative campaign to tackle the issue of single-use plastic in Bali and beyond. Pulau Plastik leverages popular culture and includes social media campaigns, short videos, and a feature-length documentary to increase awareness about the hazards of single-use plastic, to change people’s behavior and to advocate for change. The Indonesian government targets to reduce the amount of plastic waste in the ocean by 70% in the next five years. Various preventive measures and countermeasures have been carried out at the local level, such as last year’s ban on single-use products by the Bali provincial government. How can Bali take part in achieving this mission? Let’s talk potential solutions, sharing ideas and knowledge at this screening of two Pulau Plastik episodes

Dojo Social Impact Panels

Tue 17 December 2019 5:30pm - Tue 17 December 2019 6:30PM

Do you love Bali and wonder how you can give back to the place that gave you so much? But you don’t know how to give back to the Balinese community or what options you have. If so, come to this panel discussion to learn from people who are currently giving back to the community in various ways. The panelists will also discuss what is working & not working with their existing approaches.

Dojo day out: West Bali village Adventure

Sat 23 November 2019 9:00am - Sun 24 November 2019 6:00PM

West Bali is Bali’s best-kept secret. It is a quiet, rural area nestled between the mountains and the sea. Its terrain includes secluded black sand beaches, luscious green rice terraces, and dense jungles. We will reconnect with Mother nature and learn about daily life from local Balinese fishermen, farmers, artists, children, and entrepreneurs. Be part of this fun and exciting excursion to beautiful West Bali. Five Pillar Foundation is excited to offer the following adventures with food, transport, and lodging accommodations included. You will be led by a team of local Balinese youth that works to protect and preserve their culture and environment. Learn about Five Pillar Foundation’s model for sustainable development, meet the local community, and observe daily life in the peaceful remote western part of Bali!

Bali’s Monsoon Plastic Crisis

Mon 25 November 2019 5:30pm - Mon 25 November 2019 6:30PM

Bali has a trash problem. You see it on the beaches, in the ocean and on the streets. Why is there a problem? What needs to be done? Do cleanups actually help? What can you do? Emma, the founder of Ocean Mimic be talking about the surprisingly complex issue we see in Bali. It is a sad story but one littered with hope. As a visitor in Bali you have power to contribute to helping the community – it all starts with you!

Be An Environmental Hero!

Tue 17 September 2019 5:30pm - Tue 17 September 2019 6:30PM

Indonesia’s unique nature is in conflict with the world’s hunger for resources and domestic economy driven by a growing population of 260 million. Including 85 million children that are lacking environmental education. Green-Books.org is tackling the environmental crisis in innovative ways by combining: eco-education for kids, training local educators and the promotion of eco-friendly products.

Community Owned Resource Management

Thu 08 August 2019 5:30pm - Thu 08 August 2019 6:30PM

A Year have passed since Merah Putih Hijau (MPH) kicked off in Desa Pererenan. After 40 years of unsuccessful private owned waste management the group behind MPH is asking themselves what can be done differently. MPH has partnered with the village of Pererenan and built a functioning material management facility. The core message is that everybody has to play their part and everyone needs to separate their waste at source to build a functioning system. To make progress, the assets have been made community owned and the processes behind the collection and weighing system are meant to be as transparent as possible. Therefore, the next step for us is continue building a funding platform and to continue building a mobile application that will serve as a bridge for communication.

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