About Vaibhav Pramode Nair
Vaibhav Pramode Nair is a 2023 Laidlaw Scholar at the University of Leeds. He is the Lead Youth Representative of the Save Soil Movement, and in this capacity works to amplify youth voices for food systems transformation at major policy fora globally. Currently pursuing a Bachelors in Sustainability and Environmental Management at Leeds' School of Earth and Environment, he was the first undergraduate Youth Delegate from Leeds to the UN Climate Talks, representing at COP29 Baku, COP28 UAE and SB60 Bonn. Vaibhav leads efforts in diplomacy and climate at the Indian Youth Diplomacy Forum. He’s a LEED Green Associate, IEMA member, and an active participant in YOUNGO's Food and Agriculture Working Group, advocating for a shift in focus within the international climate policy discourse to the soil degradation crisis.
Save Soil. Visit https://consciousplanet.org/ to learn more. Let's make it happen !
Try https://isha.sadhguru.org/us/en/inner-engineering . Changed my life. In is the only way Out.
If you study/work within the sustainability/climate space, please reach out.
If not, definitely reach out. :)
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Incredible reflection, Vaibhav! The level of detail truly brings the reader along on your journey. It was inspiring to read about the diverse projects the scholars took on, as well as your thoughtful reflections on personal growth and leadership. I especially appreciated your insight on recognising what you can and can’t control as a leader — such a valuable mindset. Well done!
Hannah, thank you ! Such a thoughtful comment. Thoroughly appreciate it. :)
It's fantastic to see how your project is shedding light on such an important issue in conservation. The depth of your research and the passion you show for ethical practices is truly inspiring. Can't wait to see how your work influences the field and helps to protect both biodiversity and human rights. Kudos, Vaibhav!
Thank you for your kind words, Princess. :)
Love this, Candace ! :)
This video is so lovely, Adi ! :)
Grateful to have spent the 6 weeks with all these amazing people in CDMX !
You're amazing, Sophia. There's so much you're going to achieve ! :) All the best.
In concurrence: Justice William Brennan’s legacy exemplifies the profound impact that a life of dedication, rooted in the values of fairness and justice, can have on a nation's legal and ethical fabric.
In his youth, Brennan's father ran for and was elected city commissioner, spurred by the power imbalance during a 1916 trolley workers strike. His father's slogan, "A square deal for all, special privileges to none," instilled in Brennan a lifelong commitment to equal treatment and human dignity—a principle which guided him throughout his career.
On the Supreme Court, Brennan (with his clerks) worked to build consensus among the other justices and refine the law to ensure its equitable impact. A hallmark example of Brennan’s ability to refine and reshape the law for the greater good was the decision he drafted in Green v. County School Board of New Kent County, which strengthened desegregation efforts initiated by Brown v. Board of Education by making them more substantive and impactful though a five part test.
After his passing, Brennan's influence lives on through the Brennan Center for Justice, established by his former clerks. The Center continues to advance his vision of a just and inclusive democracy, ensuring that his principles of fairness and equality endure. True leadership is when one’s efforts continue long after they are no longer directly involved.
Thank you for adding this.
It provides important context to why he was who he was !
You made payasam for everyone?! Very cool! (But also, great reflection!)
Thank you Trisha ! :)