By Jack DeWitt
Directed by Nikki Hausherr, Waste Management Education Project tells the story of a young Ugandan artist who champions an initiative to educate youth about trash and transforming it into treasures. The artist emphasizes the importance of starting with youth to foster a mindset for future waste management.
Viewers witness several examples of trash being repurposed into beautiful items, illustrating how a village benefits financially from managing its waste. Among the three R’s – reduce, reuse, and recycle – the artist emphasizes reusing trash. This documentary was produced on location in Kampala, ウガンダ, by an Actuality Abroad student crew.
Rating: 4 の中から 5. I applaud his creativity and green efforts.
Jack Dewitt graduated from Adrian College (Adrian, ミシガン州) with dual bachelor’s degrees in Communication Arts and Sciences and in Theater.
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