The Community Passion Project is dedicated to educating children for a sustainable future. The Community Passion Project aims to understand and explore children’s understandings of sustainability and community to build student responsibility. Learn More
Their goal is to identify barriers to healthy and affordable food access among SDSU students, and use student experiences to advocate for improvements in campus food systems that support student health and academic success. Learn more
Tackling Food Insecurity & Food Waste at SDSU 🌱 Our project focuses on supporting SDSU students—especially low-income and Spanish-speaking communities—by addressing food insecurity and reducing food waste on campus. Aligned with the UN Sustainable Development Goals of Zero Hunger and Sustainable Cities and Communities, we… Read More »San Diego States Plate Project
She Thrives is a campus-led initiative that supports homeless women in Downtown San Diego by collecting and distributing essential hygiene products. Aligned with the UN Sustainable Development Goals, it aims to improve their health, dignity, and well-being, while raising awareness within the student community. The… Read More »She Thrives
Introducing SafeSteps — a free mobile app designed to help older adults in Chula Vista stay active, connected, and safe. By combining senior-friendly walking routes, wellness goals, and community engagement, SafeSteps aims to reduce loneliness and encourage healthy lifestyles for adults 65+. Built from local… Read More »Safe Steps
Mujeres Divinas ~ Divine Women is a community-centered project dedicated to celebrating and documenting the stories, achievements, and lived experiences of women. Through storytelling, research, and advocacy, the project promotes gender equity, cultural awareness, and the empowerment of diverse women’s voices while fostering dialogue around… Read More »Manage Discussion by Olivia Miyoko Rathbone
A trolley-connected human services program for unhoused individuals in San Diego – linking transit access to essential support and permanent housing. The project began with a simple observation: the trolley station is a place where unhoused people frequently gather on campus. In a city as… Read More »Transit to Stability
This research project is the work from SDSU’s BDA 600 Capstone Course. Our research highlights key characteristics and vulnerable populations in San Diego food desert tracts. Check out Github
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