Projects will leverage the power of the arts and community partnerships to find solutions for issues such as equitable education, environmental racism, health and wellness, restorative justice and spatial injustice.

A five-day hike by USC students and community members will span the 51-mile Los Angeles River, noting climate change impact, honoring climate and social justice advocates, and documenting conditions.

A collaboration between a USC team of artists and scientists are working with local community activists to address environmental justice.

WOODLUMS is a USC student organization dedicated to addressing environmental racism and making nature accessible to Black people.