#ThinkGlobalActLocal

1. Understand global issues: Educate yourself about global issues such as climate change, poverty, and inequality. Stay informed about the latest news and research on these topics.

2. Identify local issues: Identify the issues that affect your community. This could include things like pollution, homelessness, or lack of access to education.

3. Connect global and local issues: Find ways to connect global issues to your local community. For example, if you're concerned about climate change, you could start a community garden or advocate for public transportation.

4. Take action: Once you've identified the issues, take action to address them. This could involve volunteering, donating money or resources, or advocating for policy changes.

5. Collaborate with others: Work with other individuals and organizations to make a greater impact. Join local groups that are working on similar issues and share your knowledge and resources.

6. Measure your impact: Track your progress and measure the impact of your actions. This will help you identify what's working and what needs to be improved.

By thinking globally and acting locally, you can make a positive impact on your community and contribute to a better world.

Reflect on your own or your community group practices: