MUDFISH NO PLASTIC
Yayasan Bumi Kita Fantastik
Gianyar, Bali, Indonesia
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MUDFISH NO PLASTIC is a non-governmental organisation based in Gianyar, Indonesia working on environment & climate, education, health +1 more.
MUDFISH NO PLASTIC is an Indonesian non-profit, registered as Yayasan Bumi Kita Fantastik and based in Gianyar, Bali. It uses arts-based education to teach children, students, teachers and communities about the harms of single-use plastic and the importance of reducing it. Its work includes classroom and teacher workshops, educator training, womens menstrual and sexual health workshops, snorkelling and coral education trips, village clean-ups and community performances. It also distributes practical solutions such as water filter dispensers, reusable water bottles, tote bags and reusable menstrual pads, including to schools and fishing families without clean water access. The organisation states it has educated more than 12,000 students and run over 290 workshop programmes for over 9,000 participants, and its stated goal is to educate one million Indonesian children. Its motto is 'I am responsible, I reduce, I act!'
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Student Workshops
Environment & Climate · Indonesia
Four 2.5-hour workshops for students of 50 or more covering single-use plastic pollution, with quizzes, group discussions, area clean-ups and reusable bottles and tote bags.
Teacher Workshops
Education · Indonesia
One-hour workshops for teachers on incorporating the organisation's plastic pollution curriculum into classrooms, with a teaching manual.
Educator Training Program
Education · Indonesia
Trains young Indonesian adults to run MUDFISH NO PLASTIC workshops through classroom training and workshop participation.
Womens Personal Hygiene and Sexual Health Workshops
Health · Indonesia
Workshops for young women on menstrual health, sustainable menstrual products and sexual and reproductive education, with reusable menstrual pads and cups.
Ocean Adventures
Nature & Wildlife conservation · Indonesia
Snorkelling trips and coral education that take children from Gianyar and Karangasem to Jemeluk Bay, Amed, with volunteer supervision.
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Community development · Indonesia
Village clean-ups and fish parades, dance and music performances used to educate children and communities about plastic pollution.
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Ocean Gardener, COMO Shambhala Estate, Bali International Womens Association
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