Germany
Tanviya Sapru is a freelance journalism, film and digital communications consultant based in Berlin, Germany. Working primarily most recently in the media industry, Tanviya has worked for a number of organisations such as Channel 4 UK, Deutsche Welle, Greenpeace and others. She has played a significant role in helping develop ideas and content through social media management and analysis, digital communications, video production, writing and developing media relations and partnerships.
Alongside her growing career in various industries, Tanviya has worked as a journalist reporting on environmental and human rights issues predominantly in Germany, India and the UK. She has also been published in Exberliner magazine, Time out Bangalore, The Times of India, Habitat for Humanity and others.
Tanviya is currently working as a freelance journalist between Germany and India. In 2017, she received a BA (Honours) in Journalism at the London College of Communication and soon after was offered to work as a Social Media Editor for Deutsche Welle in Berlin.
"I have seen the 'giving back' movement so much in businesses lately. It's amazing! Think of all the good that could be done if every business had a cause that they supported."
"If you can cut and fold paper then you can make a wind turbine. It is really that simple. Plus, it's very cheap, it will cost you maximum £30." The Earth is just over 4.5 billion years old, and sadly, for far too long we have been abusing its limited resources.
Over the past few years the south Indian city of Bangalore has experienced a momentous change due to rapid urbanisation. Locals who have lived there all their lives are often dismayed at the quickly vanishing trees and parks in a city that was once lush with greenery and dubbed the "Garden City of ".
"I am a Sierra Leonean myself and I personally never knew what climate change was until the floods last September when I saw the impact on the farmers and their crops." Africa is known to the world as a developing continent, rich with natural resources - among them diamonds, salt, iron and copper.
Journalism
We visited a Syrian family from Aleppo at the ASB refugee shelter in Alt-Moabit, Berlin, to learn about their journey. Special thanks to the wonderful people at Arbeiter Samariter Bund Berlin in Alt-Moabit and Omar and Hanan.
by Penelope Sonder and Tanviya Sapru Nigel Stefani draws personalities. His medium is pencil on paper, and his works are of exceptional intricacy- portraits that he creates through a process he developed to display the inside out on the open: Within this process, he interacts with his subject in a way that enables him to translate their personality into imagery that dovetails with his unique style of portraits.
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Wind power is one of the leading forms of green energy and as is the case with many kinds of electricity generation, it's not something most individuals can easily produce at home. Or is it?
Film