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"Everything you do makes a difference..."

posted by Gail Dundas on October 31, 2008

“Everything you do makes a difference” is a quote from Philippe Cousteau, who brightened an already great day considerably last week in Washington, D.C. He is the grandson of legendary explorer Jacques Yves Cousteau. Philippe is the co-founder and CEO of Earth Echo International, a remarkable (and really cool) non-profit whose mission is “to use media and experiences to empower people to use the resources that can restore and protect Earth’s ocean and freshwater systems.” With the same vision of how experiences can impact and shape global issues - from the environment to education - Philippe was very willing to be a part of the Inspire community and share not only what inspires him - but also what he tells young people all over the world about how with every choice they make they are making an impact - and they get to choose whether or not that impact is positive. He was a keynote speaker at last year’s Intel International Science and Engineering Fair and received rave reviews! Check out his video here - and a huge thanks Philippe!

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Nov 14  |  Matt said:

It’s interesting that Philippe mentioned that he’s inspired by people that are inspired. I think that not only can educational experiences inspire people, but something as little as a short conversation with another person with a different perspective can inspire people to take on and do creative and helpful things. Just reading this short article has inspired me with lots of new ideas.

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