ASEZ WAO Volunteers Raise Awareness About Ways to Reduce Plastic
On Sunday, July 11 ASEZ WAO volunteers held a paneling display in the city of Boston. The purpose was to raise awareness of the dangers
On Sunday, July 11 ASEZ WAO volunteers held a paneling display in the city of Boston. The purpose was to raise awareness of the dangers
The World Mission Society Church of God held the first university student summer camp. Around 90 ASEZ students gathered at the Church of God in
On April 11, 2021, 40 Church of God volunteers hosted their Susan B. Anthony cleanup in Rochester. Volunteers from Churches of God in Buffalo, Syracuse,
The pandemic has shown a number of inequalities within underserved populations. So, during a year like 2020, people came to realize the importance of our
On November 18, 2020, ASEZ at the University of Louisville held the virtual Change Our Words, Change the World webinar. The purpose of the webinar
ASEZ volunteers regularly partner with the Borough of Elmwood Park to help their neighbors clean their lawns. They have partnered with Councilwoman Lorraine Pellegrine for
The Harmful Effects of Textile Waste The average American throws away over 80 pounds of clothing every year. That’s equal to about 190 t-shirts per
ASEZ volunteers from UCF, Valencia, Rollins, and Full Sail joined hands to remove hazardous waste from Leroy Hoequist Park in Orlando, FL.
Sometimes, we forget how important our fundamental human rights are. But ASEZ volunteers set out to empower their local community. On December 19, about 15
ASEZ WAO volunteers from New York City hosted the Take Action to Reduce Plastic Seminar at the office of Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams.
On October 27, ASEZ volunteers from New Hampshire and Massachusetts joined together to clean Granite Street Bridge in Manchester, NH as part of their Reduce Crime Together initiative. The Mayor of the City of Manchester Joyce Craig attended to show her support for the volunteers’ efforts. In unity, the volunteers removed more than 400 pounds of trash, leaving a more pleasant space for the residents of Hillsborough County.
ASEZ students hosted their Crime Prevention Forum at the University of Louisville with several professors and influential guest speakers.