This project focuses on reducing food waste on an individual level under the topic of climate change. By doing research, collecting information, compiling into a toolkit and distributing it via social media, the team is hoping to help people understand and take actions to reduce food waste at home.

The project focuses on helping elementary and middle school students struggling in their studies during the pandemic and online schooling. The team has organized and provided online tutoring to students in St. Louis Missouri for over 800 hours since September 2020. It is an ongoing project.

Check out how these young AAPI students are creating space in the history books through inclusion of ethnic studies in their education system.

Their vision is for every child, regardless of race, family, and economic background, to ‘rise together.’ Project Rise Together focuses on underprivileged kids in the greater Austin area who have single parents or are from families in poverty.

This student group from California, as a local chapter of GenerationUP, a student-led education advocacy group, is focusing on three goals of the Student Bill of Right, the State Seal of Civic Engagement and the Ethnic Studies.

These young leaders are fighting misinformation and reaching out to the underserved and vulnerable populations during the COVID-19 Pandemic such as the large Asian Indian Sikh Community in the county, the Latino Community, and overlooked teen populations.

This high school student team from San Diego CA focuses on providing children with free online art classes and has offered over 1000 hours of lessons to more than 200 children nationwide.

These students are making it a policy to take care of small businesses, people's livelihood in their home state!

Project these students initiated to respond to food insecurities and systemic oppression in the Austin, TX region experienced by the BIPOC community, especially during the more difficult time of COVID-19.

The project focuses on supporting healthcare workers by making face shields, face masks, nurse caps and delivering them to hospitals, cancer centers and senior centers, providing lunches and snacks to hospitals from March 2020 to March 2021. This student team is from California

This project focuses on Local Community Service such as Firefighter Department Donations, Food Drive Thru, LEAF Urban Farm, TCV Foodbank Holiday Distribution, Cooking at Homeless Shelter, etc. This student team is from California

This project focuses on self-expression in marginalized communities, especially for students, helping people find their voices by developing and providing a six-week online course of effective communication methods. This student team is from San Diego CA.

See how one group is increasing the inclusion and visibility of the Asian Pacific American (APA) community’s voice, stories, and cultural practices related to energy conservation.

The project focuses on helping young children fortify a good reading habit and providing a safe virtual social environment during the pandemic by reading with children, doing book related activities, culture enrichment and community outreach events online. The team is from California and the project is an ongoing project

This project focused on Educational Camp to build a bridge between the African American community and the Chinese American community.

This project focuses on the broader education of deaf culture and language in the global hearing community, increasing visibility and awareness of deaf culture, building the bridge between the hearing community and deaf community through providing community classes and other initiatives in the future.

This project centers on the importance of public-healthcare worker relationships in the Chinese American community. A group of young children with ages from 3-11 picked this topic as they were inspired by parents and fundraisers of CHEER to donate PPEs to local hospitals. They also expressed their appreciation through handmade stars to contribute to more bonding and donations to heroes during the time of darkness: frontline healthcare workers.

This project focuses primarily on encouraging, promoting and providing COVID-19 vaccinations to those who have yet to receive theirs. This team is from Oregon and they will continue carrying out more clinics until December 30, 2021.

In the face of rising hate against Asian Americans, this group of students leveraged the power of social media, virtual settings, and innovation to educate their community and beyond.

This project focuses on the issue of youth engagement with Chinese history through the Iris Chang Memorial Park monthly maintenance.

Helping naturalized immigrants navigate and participate in U.S. civics through a series of important online courses created by these young students.

This project focuses on creating easily accessible resources and including supplies so even children with special needs will have the chance to rewind during the pandemic. This California student team has designed, made and delivered over 565 art kits, music kits and sensory kits with videos to children with special needs so far and continues working on their 1000 kits goal.

A series of events to help an organization reach out and deliver supplies and goods in a time when all seemed hopeless.

Jimmy Gu and Charlie Gu visited three orphans living in a run-down house in Da Liang Shan of Sichuan Province. This experience greatly impacted them and they were determined to support these children in their education so they can receive better opportunities in the future by paying for their tuition and other basic needs.

This project bridged the gap through storytelling between elder and youth Vietnamese generations that differ on political standpoints with hopes to facilitate a change in perspective and create a safe space for Vietnamese people in the United States for generations to come.

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Prepared high school students for life after graduation during the height of a pandemic by creating a webinar series on the topics of: general advice, financial literacy, and mental health with support from a panel of professionals.

This project enabled communities to save time and “pass the love forward” to victims of Hurricane Ida to get the items they need, such as clothing, toiletries, and other essentials.

This project focuses on thanking veterans for their selfless service by creating handmade cards. Due to the pandemic, with enough time, this dream turned into a reality.

Many potential tennis players have socio-economic challenges that deny them the opportunity to experience tennis. We hope to give these young players the opportunity they might be missing by providing free tennis lessons and helping them discover their passion for tennis.

This team created a six-episode educational video series that focuses on providing clear, accurate, and engaging information about the science driving the current pandemic for middle/high school communities.

The pandemic led to a rise in Asian American hate. REMEMBER20 combats Asian hate by uniting AAPI students through a common goal. By highlighting a universal language in the human race—art—we hoped to connect the community, rather than dividing it.

An app that help low-income and homeless to find the support they need while maintaining dignity.

Our focus has always been impacting underprivileged communities through educational means. We helped those in our community that have faced challenges during COVID-19 by providing PPE to essential workers and elderly people, financial assistance to underprivileged students and public health information on COVID-19 to students.

Youth-ran newsletter to educate younger generation about civics, advocacy, and politics with integrity.

During the pandemic we realized that lots of kids were bored at home and had nothing much to do, so we formed the STLRCC in the St. Louis community with the goal of teaching kids of all ages and all races how to solve Rubik’s cubes online, and help everyone stay home.

Stopping the widening education gap during the pandemic because every child out there, especially those who most needed our help, deserved the right to proper education, no matter their background.

Our youth volunteers have supported children with cancer and their families through hosting fundraisers such as bakery drives, distributing meals through the Love Meal Project, and spending time with them virtually over Zoom while studying and playing games.

This project focuses on helping children with cancer and evoking social awareness. Due to the COVID-19 outbreak, many sick children are forced to stay at home because of their poor immunity and so virtual classes and social time is a must. This project also hosted an art auction to spread awareness and raise funds for families in need.

Civic education and empowerment for youth so they are responsible voters, contributors to the community, and creating leaders.

YAPA Let’s Talk (YALT) creates a platform for people with opposing political viewpoints to have a constructive discussion in our conversational format.

Working together to provide relief from the destruction that COVID-19 while updating communities' ability to interact using technology.