Earth Company

29/04/2026

In many communities, care goes beyond a single role.

On a remote island in the Solomon Islands, access to healthcare, education, and basic services remains limited. Yet, leaders like Hendrick Kaniki continue to show what community-led change can look like.

Through the Sirubai Voko Tribe Association, Hendrick works alongside his community to strengthen wellbeing, conservation efforts, and local development.

Rooted in values of compassion and service, his work reminds us that building a regenerative future often begins with caring for the people closest to us.

Follow us to learn more about Hendrick and the Impact Heroes Class of 2026.

29/04/2026

🌏 We are hiring at Earth Company & Mana!

Be part of our mission and contribute to build a regenerative future together.

If you’re passionate about impact, changemakers, thrive in a dynamic environment and want your work to trully matter, this is the right opportunity to apply.

Explore more through bit.ly/ecb-careers

24/04/2026

Over 1,000 lives were lost in Poso, Indonesia, but that’s not the only story.

When she returned to listen, one question changed everything:
“How will this research change our lives?”

Lian Gogali chose action.

Through Institut Mosintuwu, women are gaining knowledge, rebuilding livelihoods, and leading their communities.

Today, 500+ women are creating change from within.

Because research alone doesn’t change lives — education does. 🕊️

22/04/2026

Conservation is not just about protecting wildlife.�It is also about who gets to lead the work.

In Vietnam, women remain underrepresented in conservation, despite the country facing severe biodiversity loss and illegal wildlife trade. Yet, changemakers like Trang Nguyen (.nguyen90) are working to shift this reality.

Through WildAct (), Trang is empowering women and local communities to protect wildlife through science, education, and inclusive leadership. Because when women are safe and empowered, both people and nature thrive.

Trang Nguyen is part of the Impact Heroes Class of 2026, a group of changemakers creating solutions for a more regenerative and inclusive future.

Follow us to learn more about Trang and the Impact Heroes Class of 2026.

20/04/2026

Wildlife trafficking is often invisible to most of us.�But for many species, it’s a daily reality.

Across Asia, overlooked animals like pangolins face growing threats from illegal wildlife trade. Yet, changemakers like Kumar Paudel () are working quietly and persistently to protect them.

Through science, research, and community collaboration, Kumar and Greenhood Nepal () are helping bring attention to species that are often forgotten.

Kumar is part of the Impact Heroes Class of 2026, a group of changemakers creating solutions for a more regenerative and inclusive future.

Follow us to learn more about Kumar and the Impact Heroes Class of 2026.

19/04/2026

At 18, Girish Mehta () left the orphanage with little guidance and no clear path forward.

Through his work rescuing children from child labor, he met many youth who faced the same uncertainty after leaving care. This shared experience inspired him to act.

Girish founded Careleavers Inner Circle (CLiC) (), India’s first platform by and for care leavers, creating opportunities, community, and support for young people navigating life after care.

As part of the Impact Heroes Class of 2026, Girish is working to ensure no young person leaves the childcare system feeling alone.

13/04/2026

Belonging shouldn’t be a privilege.

Aaditya Rai () is working to create safer, more inclusive spaces for q***r persons with disabilities in Nepal through Rainbow Disability Nepal ().

As an Impact Heroes Class of 2026, he joins a growing community of leaders creating change across Asia Pacific.

Follow us to learn more about him and Impact Heroes.

11/04/2026

In places where people are unseen, change often begins with someone who chooses to stand beside them.

Heidy Quah () continues to advocate for dignity, protection, and opportunity for refugee communities in Malaysia through Refuge for the Refugees ().

As an Impact Heroes Class of 2026, she joins a growing community of leaders working toward a more inclusive and compassionate Asia-Pacific.

Follow us to learn more about her and Impact Heroes.

06/04/2026

05/04/2026

Watcharapon ’Sia’ Kukaewkasem grew up witnessing domestic violence in silence. As a child from the Akha ethnic group born to migrant parents in rural Thailand, she saw her mother abused in public, yet no one stepped in to help.

That experience shaped her life.

Today, Sia is an Akha leader providing safety and support to migrant women and children affected by domestic violence along the Thai border. Through her organization, Freedom Restoration Project, she helps survivors find their voice, break the cycle of violence, and rebuild their lives.

She could not save her mother.�But today, she is helping hundreds of women find safety and hope.

Meet Sia, Impact Hero Class of 2026.

02/04/2026

Join us for Heroes Night, an inspiring evening where you’ll hear stories of heroes dedicating their lives to solving the world’s toughest challenges.

From a BBC 100 Women environmentalist to the only medical doctor serving a climate-affected village, these one-of-a-kind changemakers are real-life heroes creating a regenerative future.

Nine heroes will take the stage to share short and powerful talks. They will present their ideas for regenerative futures and invite you to be part of the change.

📅 Friday, 24 April
🕖 Starts at 6:00 PM
📍 Mana Earthly Paradise, Ubud
🎟️ IDR 300K (includes buffet-style dinner)

Seats are limited. RSVP through the link in our bio.

Come with an open heart and leave with new connections and fresh inspiration. 💚

31/03/2026

Introducing the Impact Heroes Class of 2026.

More inspiring and in-depth stories of each Impact Hero are coming soon.

Join our upcoming Heroes Night this April in Mana Earthly Paradise, Ubud, Bali.

Stay tuned.