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A Community Project by the South Leeward Conference Club
University of the Southern Caribbean
Educational Case Study Videos
This series of educational case study videos by members of the South Leeward Conference Club (SLCC) explores key concepts in innovation, sustainability, and community connection, offering practical insights and actionable steps for learners.
Each video is paired with a Self-Check Question to encourage reflection, and a Self-Challenge to inspire meaningful action, reinforcing the principles discussed.
Join the Discussion and share your responses so we can all learn from one another!
From understanding entrepreneurial innovation to addressing food security, these videos provide a hands-on approach to learning that empowers individuals to make a difference in their communities and beyond.
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1. What is Entrepreneurial Innovation?
Do you know any entrepreneurial innovators?
Ask Shelyssa!
Self-Check Question: Think of a problem in your community. What innovative solution could you create that addresses both the problem and sustainability?
Self-Challenge: This week, identify one wasteful practice in your daily life and develop an innovative solution to make it more sustainable. Track the impact of your change!
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2. How does Sustainability Work?
Do you know what sustainability really means?
Azariah breaks it down!
Self-Check Question: Look at a recent community project or business. Can you identify how it impacts all three pillars of sustainability (environment, economy, and society)?
Self-Challenge: Create a 7-day sustainability journal. Each day, record one action you took that positively impacted each pillar of sustainability.
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3. Connecting with your community
Do you know what makes a strong, sustainable community?
Lemario does!
Self-Check Question: What skills or talents do you have that could benefit elderly members of your community? How could you share these in a meaningful way?
Self-Challenge: Commit to spending one hour this week with an elderly person in your community. Plan an activity together and reflect on what you both learned from the experience.
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4. The Circular Economy
Have you ever heard of a circular economy?
Let's learn from Aushaun!
Self-Check Question: Look around your room. Can you identify three items that could be repurposed instead of thrown away? How would you transform them?
Self-Challenge: For one week, keep track of everything you throw away. Choose one type of waste and design a creative way to reuse it.
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5. What is Food Security?
Did you know that millions of people struggle with food security?
Darencia tells us more!
Self-Check Question: What are three ways that food insecurity specifically affects elderly people in your community? What solutions could help address these challenges?
Self-Challenge: Start a mini food drive in your neighborhood or school. Set a goal to collect at least 10 non-perishable items for elderly community members in need within one week.
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