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Upcoming Events
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Science Around You
Partnership: ColiCast
Duration: November 08, 2026 | 10am to 11am (EST)
The webinar will feature interactive Q&As, opportunities to network with other students and youth leaders, and discussions surrounding environmental research, public health, and community-driven solutions. Participants will also have the opportunity to take part in a certificate-based case-study competition, with recognition from both organizations, designed to encourage collaboration, creativity, and scientific thinking.
No prior research experience is required. We welcome students from all backgrounds and experience levels who are interested in exploring how they can make an impact through science and environmental action.
Past Events
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Hope in Transit
Partnership: Pathosys
Event 1: October 18, 2025 | Event 2: October 25, 2025
Hope in Transit is a series of webinar hosted by Pathosys and RFC. The first event will introduce attendees to how climate change is causing a rise in displacement. The second event will be a place to offer immigrant and refugees accompaniment and guidance as they find new homes!
The Cycle
Partnership: Her Light Foundation
Duration: August 23, 2026 | 11am to 12pm (EST)
The purpose of this event is to discuss the carbon cost of menstrual hygiene products and empower the transition to sustainable menstrual products. Almost 20 billion tampons and pads are dumped into the North American landfill each year. These products are generally filled with plastic and cotton, meaning that it takes a single tampon/pad over 500 to 800 years to fully break down! Additionally, this poses significant health concerns due to presences of chemical and plastics. Hence, through this webinar, we will dive deeper into the environmental cost of such pollution, potent health risks, healthy meal options that can help restore balance, and sustainable options!
Photography Challenge
Partnership: Climate Kills Initiative
Duration: 1 month |
The purpose of this challenge is to inspire participants to build a stronger connection with nature and recognize that environmental conservation begins with observation, education, and appreciation.Through weekly themes, participants will learn about the vital roles that wildlife, trees, water, and biodiversity play in maintaining healthy ecosystems. By sharing their photographs and educational captions, they will not only expand their own knowledge but also help raise awareness within their communities, encouraging others to value and protect nature. This program demonstrates that even small acts of learning and advocacy can contribute to meaningful environmental care.
