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The Tideline team is proud to highlight the publication of the Child-Lens Private Equity & Debt Investor Toolkit – released last week to the market as a practical tool for implementing the Child-Lens Investing Framework (CLIF) published in October.

This Compass Series discussion is dedicated to the late Suzanne Biegel, a pioneer of gender-lens investing. We owe the success of not just gender-lens investing, but also of all of the impact lenses represented in this Compass Series panel, to her tireless efforts to make finance more inclusive, impactful, and effective. Tideline is a specialist consultant for the impact investing industry providing expert, tailored and actionable advice to clients developing impact investment strategies, products and solutions. Learn more at www.Tideline.com.

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BlueMark provides independent impact verification services for investors and companies. The services are designed to strengthen confidence in the achievement of stated impact goals through the verification of impact mandates, impact management practices, and impact reporting against established industry standards. Learn more at www.BlueMarkTideline.com. Q. What is the inspiration behind your work in Tideline and how does it sit within the context of your work?

Inside, Tania Kovats’ Bleached anticipates what future museum presentations of these vital and fast-disappearing habitats might look like. Taking specially-fabricated coral from a decommissioned exhibit from The Deep aquarium in Hull, Kovats sliced through the Going Nowhere 1.5’ is the latest instalment in an accidental trilogy of ‘Going Nowhere’ films that now spans 25 years. The idea for ‘Going Nowhere 1.5’ came from being fascinated by ‘Doggerland’– a drowned world in the North Sea that used to link Europe and the British Isles and whose remains now form the entirely submerged ‘Dogger Bank’. Shot in the North Sea off the coast of Norfolk, the film depicts a figure walking around the perimeter of an intertidal island as it is slowly eaten away by the rising tide. As with all the Going Nowhere films the figure seems to be caught in an absurd and Sisyphean task – always striding forwards, but to what aim remains unclear. In ‘Going Nowhere 1.5’ the figure could perhaps be seen as the last ‘Doggerlander’. When Ellie hears about a hit and run incident on the dark country road she’s just driven down, she becomes convinced she’s the culprit. Driven to seek out the victim, she unleashes a nightmare. As of this announcement, BlueMark’s verification clients include, among others: BlueOrchard Finance, Calvert Impact Capital, CDC Group, Closed Loop Partners, Community Investment Management (CIM), European Bank for Reconstruction Development (EBRD), KKR, LeapFrog Investments, LGT Venture Philanthropy, Nuveen, PG Impact Investments, PG LIFE, the Osiris Group, and UBS.Q. What can artists and creative thinkers do to engage the public on ocean literacy and climate change, and promote sustainable ways of living with the planet?