ALT World Food Day image }featuring a close-up of fresh leeks and grapes with the text, 'This World Food Day.. Where is my food from? How can we transform food systems to benefit all?' overlaid in white lettering.

ALT A breakdown graphic of the Foodstand app, displaying two sections titled "Need" and "Solution." On the left, a text box describes the negative impacts of industrialized food systems. On the right, the solution section describes how the Foodstand app mobilizes public action toward sustainable eating habits. The graphic includes phrases like "#NoWaste Challenge" and "Purpose created & incubated by Foodstand." The background shows images of two individuals engaging with mobile phones, likely using the app. The Foodstand logo and the caption "The good food community that lives in your pocket" are prominently displayed at the bottom.

ALT Graphic for World Food Day emphasizing the impact of global food systems on the environment, inviting individuals to reflect on how they can contribute to healthier food systems.

ALT Event poster for 'Chorcha', featuring four speakers: Maninder Kalra Kalian, Senior Director at Mind of Purpose, Dr. Sarayu Natarajan, Founder of Aapti Institute, Alpan Raval, Senior Scientist AI/MI at Southwest.AI, and Dr. Urvasi Aneja, Founding Director of Digital Futures Lab. The event is hosted by Arpita Kanjilal from Monster Digital Engagement Foundation. The session is titled 'Tech for Good: Challenges & Opportunities Adopting AI for social good', scheduled for August 20-22, 2024, at IHC, New Delhi. The event is organized by Purpose.

ALT Image description: The image features a vibrant and artistic representation promoting environmental awareness, titled "FEMALE OLYMPIANS Save the Oceans." It includes a stylized blue and white ocean scene with various elements such as a whale, a sailboat, and small representations of aquatic life and vegetation. There are also a few abstract birds in flight. The design incorporates vivid blue splashes and splatters that add to the thematic depth of ocean conservation. A prominent red star is located near the bottom right. The overall composition merges nature with the theme of women Olympians advocating for ocean preservation.

ALT A box that lays out 'Need' and 'Solution' for the project. The text reads 'Need: In 2019 Brazil was the world’s 4th largest producer of plastic waste, according to World Bank data. During the pandemic, plastic pollution increased drastically. Sanitary gloves, masks, and other PPE were poorly discarded. This was bad news for the ocean and represented a new wave of environmental damage.’ Then there is a separate column that reads ‘Solution: Purpose and the Liga das Mulheres pelo Oceano united, developing a digital campaign to impact behavioral change, tackling the issue at its root. We mobilized female athletes, as agents for change, protecting the ocean against pollution. Purpose led the visual identity, developing content covering topics such as biodiversity protection, microplastics, ghost fishing, and the health of the seas. Athletes engaged digitally, sharing their personal connection to the ocean and the importance of protecting it with their followers.’

ALT Text reads 'Result: The campaign rapidly expanded the League’s member base by 300% within a month, reached new audiences in Northeast Brazil, and organically involved 47 athletes, including 6 Olympians. These athletes collectively reached over 1 million Instagram followers, building and strengthening a national community dedicated to ocean protection.' Infographic showcasing the growth of a campaign in Brazil. It includes graphics of a rising trend line and a map of Brazil highlighting 11 regions, icon representations of 2508 athletes, and social media engagement figures. Textual content details campaign reach athlete participation, and community impact, emphasizing the significant increase in campaign members and the engagement in different parts of Brazil.