Projects

At iGreen Indeed, I had the opportunity to contribute to initiatives promoting environmental awareness and sustainability across various sectors. Our projects were guided by a commitment to environmental justice, recognizing that sustainable development must prioritize the needs of marginalized communities and promote equitable access to resources and opportunities.

I had the privilege of collaborating with a dedicated team on various sustainability programs aimed at making Jersey City a greener and more eco-friendly community. From advocating for renewable energy policies to organizing community clean-up events in underserved neighborhoods, our efforts were rooted in environmental justice, ensuring that all residents have access to a healthy and sustainable environment.

As part of the advocacy team for the Bottle Bill initiative in New Jersey, I contributed my skills and passion to promote recycling and reduce plastic waste. Our campaign emphasized the importance of environmental justice, recognizing that communities disproportionately affected by pollution and waste often bear the brunt of environmental harm. By advocating for policies that promote recycling and reduce pollution, we aimed to address environmental injustices and create a more equitable society.

Immersed in the dynamic community of Asbury Park, I delved into investigative journalism and community reporting to shed light on pressing issues and stories that often go unnoticed. My reporting often focused on environmental justice issues, such as the disproportionate impact of pollution on low-income communities and communities of color. By amplifying these voices and stories, I aimed to raise awareness and advocate for policies that address environmental injustices.

Serving as an active participant in WeForum Monmouth County, I engaged in discussions and initiatives aimed at fostering economic growth, social innovation, and community development in our region. Central to our discussions was the concept of environmental justice, recognizing that sustainable economic development must prioritize the needs of marginalized communities and ensure that they benefit equitably from environmental initiatives and policies.

As a member of the Green Committee in Asbury Park, I worked alongside fellow advocates and community leaders to implement environmentally-friendly practices and policies within our city. Our work was guided by principles of environmental justice, aiming to address environmental inequalities and ensure that all residents have access to clean air, water, and green spaces.