Dreams are the souls pantry, keep it well stocked and your soul will never hunger.Shirley Feeney
Kate Adelung and I recently created this video inspired by Nick Mulvey’s “In the Anthropocene;”
On September 17, 2024 it opened the Glocha Celebrating the Future event in the Trusteeship Council Chamber at the United Nations and streamed live on UNTV. Many people asked if they could have a copy of this video.
Please contact me, we would be happy to send you a link.
When I launched my book, LOVE, it was like beads of love that began threading themselves together. And today, they still do.
My dear friend, Ted Turner gave me a launch party at The Carter Center in Atlanta. He invited friends from all over. Ted’s family came, and pals flew in from all over the US, even my amazing Henry Ho came from as far as Bangkok. Ted’s head of Communications, Phillip Evans, invited his friend, the simply beautiful TV personality, Monica Pearson to interview me. Monica as you will see, is a brilliant light unto herself and she honored me so by reading it cover to cover. As you can see, that evening was a real celebration of LOVE.
17 Visionary Goals to save the planet
A Call to Love
I made this message the day Mother Teresa was made a Saint. I was in Australia at the time. The day the Catholic Church acknowledged, in their wisdom, the power of love can indeed create miracles. I have seen it and believe it to be true. Every day.
Christina Stevens Speaks: The Australia Happiness Talk
LOVE: The Saint and the Seeker, Grand Prize Winner of Hay House International Writing Competition is now an Audiobook.
PRAISE FOR LOVE: THE SAINT AND THE SEEKER
ABOUT CHRISTINA
Christina Stevens is a Sydney born award-winning author and filmmaker, environmental strategist, aerobatic pilot, and inspirational speaker. Christina’s work ranges from expanding consciousness and youth empowerment to solutions for global sustainability and happiness. She speaks often at the United Nations and is an active advocate for the UN Sustainable Development Goals.
Christina’s storytelling as inspiration for social change has made her the recipient of the coveted Gold Lion, the highest award from the Venice Film Festival. She has also won numerous Clios, New York Art Directors Awards, and International Broadcasting Awards. The fundraising film she produced for Steven Spielberg’s Starbright Foundation won perhaps the largest one showing donation ever of any documentary—seven million dollars.
As a former Board Member of Earth Communications Office (ECO), Media Consultant for Greenpeace USA and the American Council for Renewable Energy, she has worked alongside many of today’s leading environmental scientists, activists, corporate heads, and political and religious leaders. Christina currently serves on the Special Projects Committee of the Directors’ Guild of America. She is also on the Board of Directors of the Captain Planet Foundation, whose mission is to inspire and empower the world’s youth to work as environmental stewards.
Executing her mission of addressing complex sustainability trends with governments, corporations, NGO’s, and civil society, Christina’s focus on preserving cultural roots and empowering people helps build replicable models and hope towards a safe and unified future. This has led her to work in developing nations on the forefront of global transformation—from the visionary Kingdom of Bhutan, to the culturally diverse nations of Indonesia and Myanmar.
Her first memoir, LOVE: The Saint and the Seeker, won the Hay House International Writing Competition Grand Prize. She also wrote a series of children’s books and continues to write thought-provoking memoirs and and films from her home in Malibu, California. Christina is also a licensed pilot. Her love of antique planes led to invitations from the US Government to fly display, preceding the illustrious Blue Angels.