Ama and her big black rain boots were interviewed by OneWorld Magazine. She shared her vision on climate justice and the Church of Climate Change. The interview is in Dutch (find the link here), but we've also translated a part to English.
After months of making sense of the state of our world, Dutch broadcaster VPRO asked us what we think of climate change and the current pandemic. You can watch the full interview (in Dutch) under this link. During our hours of conversation with interviewer Soraya, we spoke about many interconnected challenges.
If you are up this Saturday morning ánd speak Dutch (what are the odds?!), tune into BNR News Radio at 11. Ama - the creative card up Dr. Monk's sleeve - will be interviewed on what it's like to work in such different contexts as we do.
Ama, the sun of Dr. Monk, is featured in the New York Times! You can read the article that she helped with online, right here. Authored by Russell Shorto, it shines a light on modern-day Ghana, international heritage, slavery - topics we can ponder upon endlessly.
Aren't festivals the greatest? It's where everyone loves everyone. Co-founder Lynn, the stargazer of Dr. Monk, spoke at the biggest one in The Netherlands called Lowlands. On how love opens the door brave new worlds EVERY day of the year.
Ama van Dantzig, the dream doctor of Dr. Monk, was interviewed for De Volkskrant. About her life and ideas. For the Dutchies: the article will appear in the paper soon, but you can already find it online here.
Co-founder Lynn Zebeda, the Napoleon of Dr. Monk, was interviewed for the lovely Happinez magazine. On Mandela, mindsets, sustainable innovation, and new worlds blossoming. Speak Dutch? Read it here:
"... and the rest will follow! Be color blind! Don't be so shallow!" Or something. Lynn Zebeda can go on and on. She did it again, in De Telegraaf this time (in Dutch). Her message: choose to choose to choose for sustainability. Get it?
Loud Dutch newspaper De Telegraaf has a series on sustainability thinkers. Ama was interviewed on her ideas about sustainable business. As the Dalai Lama of Dr. Monk, she believes compassion is the way to a brighter future.