So apparently Burt’s first name is Shirley, named after the mother of the kid who planted her/him/them in 1982. 🌱

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Calling all Heroes of Humanity! I’m opening up a new course in the classroom featuring some of the Storyteller Readings I have done for our liberators. This exposure will give you the advantage of being a go-to person in your field, featured with your Hero’s Reflection and Hero’s Anthem for all to see and hear when they explore the Classroom. In this course, you will have a special dedicated page just for you and whatever links you want people to go to find your products or services, or to follow your journey on social media. If you’ve donated to our GoFundMe in any amount, then you have a page waiting for your approval. If you have already received your reading and would like to make a donation in any denomination to our campaign to bring peace to children around the world, you can donate to the campaign linked below. https://www.gofundme.com/f/help-bring-peace-to-kids-around-the-world And if you haven’t received your Storyteller Reading yet and would like to receive the gift of your own story, book your Reading today at http://renanicole.com. After your reading, if you experienced an epiphany at the closing of your story and would like to gift something back, any donation you make to the campaign above also adds you to the classroom for your cause towards our peaceful liberation. This is how we all get to move closer to global peace, through the exchange of gifts 🎁 Peace be with you. 🙏🏽 @Rena Nicole

At just 16 years old, three students from India developed Plas-Stick, a biodegradable powder made from tamarind seed waste that helps remove microplastics from water. Their innovation earned them the 2026 Earth Prize and reminds us of something powerful: The solutions we need may already be alive in the hearts and minds of our young people. Too often, we underestimate the creativity, wisdom, and courage of the next generation. Yet history shows that fresh eyes can see possibilities that others overlook. Whether Plas-Stick becomes a global solution or inspires even greater breakthroughs, these young innovators have already succeeded in proving that age is not a barrier to impact. The future doesn’t belong to corporations, governments, or experts alone. It belongs to anyone willing to ask, “What if?” and then dare to build the answer. Let’s continue encouraging our children to dream boldly, think creatively, and believe they can make a difference. The world needs their ideas. What challenge do you think today’s young people are uniquely positioned to solve?