Learning reimagined for
sustainable change
I help organisations and educators turn sustainability ideas into meaningful learning experiences — bridging research, communication, and action.
Do these scenario sound familiar to you?
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Sustainability Feels Overwhelming
Sustainability is important, but it spans climate science, economics, equity, and policy – making it challenging to help learners see how all these pieces connect. Especially, you're working with limited time, tight budgets, and may lack the specialized materials or training needed to teach these complex, interconnected topics effectively.
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Knowledge Doesn't Stick
Learners do well with sustainability theory but struggle when it comes to applying what they've learned in real-world situations. Without clear pathways to action and ways to measure progress, it's difficult to demonstrate impact to stakeholders or show the ROI of your sustainability initiatives.
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Engagement Fades Fast
That initial excitement about sustainability often diminishes without consistent reinforcement and community. You need systems that sustain motivation over time, integrate with existing organizational culture, and help people develop lasting habits – but creating these systems while managing competing priorities can feel impossible.
Meet the Designer
Hello, I am Corane!
I’m a sustainability educator and learning designer who believes that meaningful change begins with how we learn and feel about our world.
Over the past decade, I’ve turned sustainability concepts into real-world learning experiences across Hong Kong, Singapore, and beyond—working with schools, NGOs, and community partners to connect knowledge, empathy, and action.
My work grew out of a simple beginning as a community volunteer, where I witnessed how learning can awaken purpose. Today, I continue to design programs that invite people of all ages to think deeply, care genuinely, and act wisely for a more sustainable world.
How I can help
I design and deliver sustainability learning solutions — from curriculum design and facilitation to strategy and capacity building — tailored to your team’s needs.
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End-to-end coordination that keeps learning initiatives moving smoothly. From timelines, internal management, and partners to content and delivery, I help teams manage projects with clarity and flexibility, so every learning experience stays coherent, on track, and adaptable over time.
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Custom curriculum, lesson plans, and activity kits that make sustainability concepts clear, engaging, and age-appropriate — from short workshops to full learning journeys.
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Practical, on-the-ground delivery — co-facilitating early sessions, refining materials in use, and supporting smooth rollout of new programs.
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Independent review of existing courses or campaigns with clear recommendations to sharpen clarity, engagement, and measurable impact.
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Train-the-trainer sessions that build confidence, skill and pedagogical approaches, so internal teams can lead programs effectively and adapt them over time.
Impact Highlights
10+
years designing sustainability learning, research, and communication
150+
programs and workshops delivered across Asia
50,000+
participants reached through education and engagement initiatives
The Rippology Approach
think + feel + act = change
At the heart of Education for Sustainable Development (ESD) is the connection between how we think, feel, and act. True sustainability learning connects knowledge with values and everyday choices — fostering understanding, empathy, and action. It empowers individuals to make informed decisions and take meaningful steps toward a more sustainable future.
Rippology takes its name from the ripple effect — the idea that thoughtfully designed learning experiences can create waves of change far beyond the classroom. For us, design goes beyond content; it shapes the entire learning journey. From language and visuals to structure and tone, every element is crafted to align thinking, feeling, and doing — nurturing sustainability at every level.
When these come together, understanding deepens, action follows, and impact expands outward like ripples that last for a sustainable future.
Recent work
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![A woman in black shirt and jeans giving a presentation or speech to a group of people, mostly women in blue shirts and face masks, in a room with large windows and a pile of folded clothes in the background.]()
Employee Volunteering Session
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![A collage of images and graphics promoting sustainable fashion and circular economy. Includes photos of people shopping, fashion items like jeans, and illustrations about environmental impact,Objectives of today, and sustainable options in clothing.]()
School Talk
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![A woman in a blue and white floral dress looking at photo displays on a gallery wall, with hoodies and small bags hanging below the posters.]()
Public Exhibition
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![A woman with long dark hair, wearing a dark blazer and earrings, is speaking into a microphone while sitting in front of a large digital screen at a conference or seminar. The screen displays her photograph, her name, the date September 15, 2023, and various logos and colorful visual graphics.]()
Business Forum
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![A classroom or meeting room with seven people, some standing and some sitting, all wearing masks. There is a whiteboard with writing, a projector on the ceiling, chairs arranged in a semi-circle, a decorated wall, and a whiteboard with sticky notes on the left.]()
Design Thinking Workshop
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![Two pages of a worksheet titled 'Wear Secondhand Day' with prompts for drawing and writing about secondhand clothing, featuring a red border and a small illustration of a t-shirt.]()
Student Worksheet
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![Educational presentation on ecological topics with a laptop displaying a slide titled 'Round and Resound: The Ever-Looping Circular Economy,' surrounded by colorful illustrated notes on recycling, upcycling, downcycling, and activities for students.]()
Teaching Resources
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![Group of students sorting and organizing clothes and belongings in a room with metal shelves and boxes.]()
Service Learning
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![A whiteboard covered with numerous sticky notes in various colors including yellow, pink, orange, green, and purple. The notes contain handwritten words and phrases in Chinese and English, with some notes featuring simple drawings or emoticons.]()
Reflective Workshop
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![Four people wearing face masks sitting around a table with papers, snacks, and a hand sanitizer bottle, engaging in a discussion or activity in a room with a black wall and various objects in the background.]()
Group Discussion
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![Two young girls wearing school uniforms and face masks are sitting at a table, working on a sewing project with fabric and yellow thread.]()
Hands-on Workshop
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![Group of women engaged in conversation indoors with large windows showing city buildings and construction outside.]()
Fireside Chat
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![Colorful folded brochures with various designs, text, images, and QR code, lying on a white surface.]()
Learning Flyer
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![A group of people attending a business presentation or workshop in a conference room. Some are raising their hands while the presenter, a woman in a red blazer, stands by a large screen displaying a slide titled 'Test Your Knowledge!' with multiple-choice questions.]()
Corporate Seminar
Let’s create impact together
Have a program to launch or refresh? Need support with curriculum, activities, or facilitation training? Or simply curious about our approach at Rippology?
Reach out — I’d love to connect.