Kelp deforestation: located on the local San Francisco community, we are particularly engaged to solve problems relating to the coastal area. See our slideshow on kelp deforestation (to the left) and how we plan to enact change by educating younger members of our community.

Check some of the illustrations for our book down below.

Hosted by Ava Chan

Just Justice is an Asian American youth-led podcast that delves into discussion on environmental, social, and criminal inequalities. From answering Q&As to discussions with influential Asian American figures on this subject matter, Just Justice strives to provide thought-provoking material to audiences everywhere, challenging our own biases and driving one another to make change.

Undeniably, climate change and sustainability are not talked about enough in schools, let alone environmental justice. As many curriculums' STEM core classes focus on the mechanisms of their respective subjects, cross-disciplinary learning (ie. humanities and science) is uncommon. Though rare, our group has discussed how real-life problems and careers often include and require both. We have begun by putting together a slideshow combining history and science to better educate a high-school level audience. As our project with Brightline defense (see Sectors -> Collaboration) revolves around providing quality air filters for underserved populations, we decided to delve deep into the history of clean air in America- and how we are failing to provide it today.