Action Guide Library
Dive into our Action library to discover ways to create change at home, at school, in your community, and beyond!
Everyone has a unique role to play in the quest to create a world where plastic pollution is unthinkable.
Wayfinder Society can help you find your role.
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Join students around the world by using these step-by-step guides to make a positive impact.
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Create an account to track your hours and to get help and feedback.
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Earn community service hours, apply for a mini-grant, and share your story!
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Featured Action!
The Story of Plastic – Watch the Film
Watch this game-changing documentary about the effects of plastic on communities around the world. Complete this Action and the follow-up Action Systems Mapping to become eligible for our Student Mini-Grant.
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Have fun and relax in nature!
Give the ocean a voice by sending a Love Letter to the Sea.
Host a virtual screening of The Story of Plastic documentary.
Help a local restaurant cut down on single-use plastics.
Tune into The Indisposable Podcast to hear inspiring discussions about how people are making "reduce and reuse" a reality.
Learn about and map out how plastic influences our world: our choices, planet, health, and social systems.
Read a book about plastic pollution aloud to a class.
Explore various eco-career pathways and interview someone who is in your field of interest.
Share your concerns about plastic pollution or plastic consumption with a local politician.
Share your vision for a world where plastic pollution is unthinkable.
Pack a litterless lunch for three consecutive days.
Transition your cafeteria away from wasteful spork packets.
Watch The Story of Plastic documentary and share your thoughts with us.
Write a letter to a hero in The Story of Plastic film to thank them for sharing their story.
Learn about how your elders maximized their resources before the deluge of “disposables”.
Learn what a social movement is, and how they work, by learning about the global movement to end plastic pollution
Raise awareness on what planned obsolescence is and what to do about it.
Ask your federal government representatives to co-sponsor the Break Free From Plastic Pollution Act (BFFPPA).
Engage with local politicians in a formal setting.
Design a reusable bag from a t-shirt or any repurposed material.
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