ASEZ Human Rights Day Webinar
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
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 August 18, ASEZ volunteers from various colleges and universities in the Bronx and Staten Island joined together to clean Randall Avenue in the Bronx, NY. Together with Assemblywoman Karines Reyes, the volunteers collected over 400 bags of trash.
Over 115 ASEZ WAO volunteers removed more than 200 bags of trash from Webster Avenue in Norwood, NY, as part of their efforts to promote cleaner and more sustainable communities. Local government officials attended the cleanup to show their support.
ASEZ held a united NYC cleanup at Clason Point Park in the Bronx, NY, collecting over 150 bags of trash. The students were supported by the office of Assemblywoman Karines Reyes.
ASEZ volunteers spent the day at the New York State Capitol, speaking with senators and assembly members about their volunteer activities. ASEZ was also formally introduced during the NYS Senate and Assembly sessions.
ASEZ volunteers carried out a Bronx community cleanup in the Bronx neighborhood of Norwood. Prior to the cleanup, ASEZ volunteers received a citation from Assemblywoman Nathalia Fernandez for their commitment to community service in the Bronx, NY.
ASEZ volunteers from Lehman College as well as students from Bronx Community College and Westchester Community College united to clean Clason Point Park. They collected 162 bags of trash and debris.
About 250 ASEZ volunteers and students participated in the NYS Citizen Preparedness Training at Lehman College. The National Guard presented what to do in the case of an emergency.