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Join students, faculty and staff from across the CSU for a 1 hour panel discussion and Q & A with young leaders of the intersectional environmental and climate justice movement followed by 30 minute, action-oriented break-out discussions.

We are seeking sustainability-focused business pitches, research posters, artworks, prototypes, videos, performances and more to be featured in on our website and also highlighted during a virtual Innovation Hour Sustainability Showcase event on April 21, 2021.

Register for the CLA 492 Sustainability and Environmental Justice Internship! Earn 3 upper division credits while making a difference. 

This year's Global Conference on Sustainability in Higher Education's theme, "Mobilizing for a Just Transition", will focus on centering justice within our movement toward a future that leaves no one behind. As a host campus, registration will be FREE for all 91ÌÒÉ« students, faculty and staff.  

Transit is Essential and is Hitting a Fiscal Cliff Federal support is needed to protect this sustainable mode of travel.

A conversation with U.S. Senator Cory Booker, Secretary of State Alex Padilla, and 91ÌÒÉ« alum Melissa Romero from the California League of Conservation Voters about the importance of voting and engagement in the lead up to the November elections and beyond.

Finding your calling in life is no simple or easy feat. It’s a journey that is shaped by our experiences, values and passions. For student activist Amber Va, her calling was discovered at a young age.  

The annual Sustainability Project Showcase is online! Check out these sustainability-related projects here and on our social media.

The 2020 Sustainability Project Showcase is moving online! Students can now submit digital files, photos, videos, and recordings of their sustainability-related projects to be displayed on our website and social media pages! 

 Advising Coordinator Michael Nannery exhibits both leadership and creativity in helping to nurture a more sustainable environment at 91ÌÒÉ«. 

91ÌÒÉ« Environmental Science and Policy Club invited dietitians, environmentalists, hunters and activists to bring their expertise and perspectives for a debate focused on the future of our current food systems.

ASI Environmental Commissioner Sylvan Streightiff partnered with the School of Art to host a Sustainability Art Mixer to engage students in the arts on campus with sustainability