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The SDG Multimedia Contest 2023 at Seneca Polytechnic was a showcase of thoughtful and relevant sustainability ideas, culminating in the recognition of three standout submissions. The event, which took place between noon and 2 p.m. at the Newnham Campus, highlighted implementable solutions to the issue of plastic waste, underscoring the importance of innovative thinking in environmental stewardship.
Gelica's winning entry focused on Abu Dhabi's “Points for Plastic: The Bus Tariff” initiative, suggesting its potential application in Canada. This concept proposes incentivizing recycling through transit credits, offering a dual benefit of reducing plastic waste and boosting public transportation usage.
Gelica won 2 tickets to a Toronto Maple Leafs vs. Winnipeg Jets game and a Certificate of Recognition.
Katrina's poster showcased the initiative of Kenya's Gjenge Makers in converting plastic waste into durable bricks. This idea offers a blueprint for Canada to tackle plastic pollution and explore sustainable building practices.
Katrina won 2 tickets to a Toronto Raptors vs. LA Clippers game and a Certificate of Recognition.
Yossaria also presented a poster on Kenya's Gjenge Makers. She emphasized how recycling plastic waste into construction bricks could be a viable approach for Canada in managing plastic waste sustainably.
Yossaria received 2 tickets to the Toronto Raptors vs. Memphis Grizzlies game and and a Certificate of Recognition.
The award ceremony, led by Seneca Business Dean Jeff McCarthy, was a highlight of the event. It not only celebrated the winners' achievements but also brought attention to the pressing issue of plastic waste management. The event, enriched with popcorn, cookies, and treats, provided a platform for sharing innovative solutions and fostering a culture of sustainability within the academic community.
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