Communications Challenge Award 2014

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Vote for the video you want to win the Communications Challenge Award
Student Unions from across the UK have been performing and filming eco-stunts to spread sustainability ideas, in a quest to win this year Green Impact Communications Challenge Award.
 

Environmental messages needn’t be about sacrifice, reduction and going without. They can be fun and creative, something that’s vital for engaging individuals with these important issues.

The Ecologist Communications Challenge Award is part of the Green Impact Student’s Unions and this year it encouraged students' unions to use the medium of film to present an environmental message.

This year students’ unions were set the task of producing a one-minute film of an environmental themed public stunt, shot in one take, real time.

This could be anything from taking part in a flash mob, performing a mass dance or finding other creative ways to engage the public.

People were invited to vote for their favourite video. Voting closed on 7th March 2014.

To view the videos, click on the links below:

Falmouth and Exeter Students Union: Wellbeing of Worms

Liverpool Guild of Students: What Will A Sustainable World Look Like?

Bangor University Students’ Union: One Minute Garden

Congratulations

Congratulations to the winners of this year's Green Impact Award - Bangor University Students' Union. The award ceremony took place in Manchester at the NUS Convention 2014.


Laura Williams is part of NUS’s Environmental & Ethical Team. In this role she is responsible for supporting universities, colleges, local authorities and NHS Trusts in their quests to make a Green Impact in their organisations, as well as leading on the Green Impact Students' Unions programme.