Making sure that animals are treated fairly and in doing so, doing away with factory farming, which is kinder to the earth, and abolishing all of these terrible practices, making the norm be ethical practices that would lower the cost of things. And I think that a lot of the different ways that we practice and improve and incorporate health, sustainability and equity is a form of tikkun olam. We want a healthy, sustainable and equitable world. One of the things that I love about Hazon is our three things that we call out for what we want for this world. What role does tikkun olam play in your life and how is that connected to the Brit Hazon? But something that I definitely want to work on is reaching out to different companies and organizations that are widespread or that have an impact on me and seeing if they can make more sustainable choices. I try myself to live as minimally wasteless as possible. I don’t know whether or not I agree with that, but it’s definitely something I’ve been thinking about. And I think that my role is, it’s actually interesting, because I read this article recently that was saying how someone living a low waist life is potentially not as impactful as living a regular waist filled life and reaching out to large companies who generate a lot of waves is important and actually asking them to make changes. So I think that working with other companies and organizations, and helping them make more sustainable choices will end up having ripple effects. So then obviously with the access and the process there’s a certain amount of privilege to being able to live sustainability. Obviously, it would be optimal if we got to a point where there were more sustainable options and not unsustainable options, but if there’s at least a comparable amount of both I think that is something that would make a huge impact.Īlso, a huge thing that we do is equity and being sustainable can be really expensive.įinding biodegradable or compostable cutlery or plates is a lot more expensive than buying a bajillion solo cups. I think that making sure that we have more sustainable options available is important. This Jewish holy day is associated with the rituals of. It’s just really, really convenient to get disposables and get things to go and most of the things that you have access to are disposable or just not good for the environment. Yom Kippur pronounced as y-o-m ki-p-r / jm kp(r) is the most solemn day of the year for Jews. One of the reasons that I think it’s so hard for people to live sustainably is cost and convenience. So what is your vision for how we can repair the earth and how do you play a role in that? Hazon means vision and Hazon’s vision is to create a vibrant, healthy Jewish community in which to be Jewish is to help create a more sustainable world for all.
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