To our adults of tomorrow

At Sustainable Stories, we believe you can make every person a positive difference maker. The pioneers we believe in the hardest? Those are the children. Because they are the adults in tomorrow's world.
You can help us do this by not only raising children's awareness, but more importantly by inspiring them to take action for a sustainable planet.
It is better to raise our children with the right values and insights than to have to change them when they grow up later.

You can help us do this by not only raising children's awareness, but more importantly by inspiring them to take action for a sustainable planet.
It is better to raise our children with the right values and insights than to have to change them when they grow up later.

Founder and Writer

Naomi Queeckers

I founded the ASBL to show that it is possible for you to make a difference. My favorite SDG? Quality education, because that provides knowledge and skills needed to promote sustainable development.

Partnerships

Peter Queeckers

I'm a big "believer" of the butterfly effect and have a tireless motivation to go all out for the next generations. My favorite SDG? Partnership to achieve goals. Cheesy, but only together can we make this story a reality.

Illustrator and Content Creator

Jamina Van Maele

As a passionate illustrator and content creator, I focus on enchanting both children and adults, aiming to provide them with an expanded view of the world. My favorite SDG? No Hunger. As a true foodie, I am against food waste and throw away as few leftovers as possible.

Partnerships

Joke Janssens

As a sales professional and parent of two young children, I strive to make an impact for the future. My favorite SDG? Good health and well-being, because health is the foundation for a happy society. I want a world where my children and those of others can grow up safe and healthy.

Freelance Illustrator

Kaatje Marynissen

I believe in the imagination and potential of children. Big changes start small. My favorite SDG? Reduce inequality. I see growing awareness and that gives hope, but there is still a long way to go.