In this issue, we bring you the South African philosophy of ubuntu, which means ‘I exist because you exist’. Ubuntu asks us to value our connections with others – no matter our differences. We also discover how Japanese culture appreciates the beauty in imperfection, plus we immerse ourselves in cooking and crafts in South Korea. You’ll also meet 10 courageous #EarthGirls who are crusading to save our world and are sure to inspire you to get green. Embrace your diverse community and show kindness to the planet.
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