“The Bronx is proud to recognize ASEZ’s dedication, leadership, and tireless efforts to build a more sustainable, united borough—values that resonate with our mission to uplift and empower every corner of our community…”
- Borough President Vanessa L. Gibson
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City of the Bronx Officially Proclaims ‘ASEZ Day’
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This past June, ASEZ carried out a series of cleanups in partnership with the Office of the Bronx Borough for a month. For context, New York City is composed of five boroughs—Manhattan, Queens, Brooklyn, the Bronx, and Staten Island. Each borough is represented by an elected official known as the Borough President, representing for the residents of their district. In the Bronx, that means 1.5 million people. |
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ASEZ Holds “Zero Plastic 2040” Youth Forum in Pretoria, Capital of South Africa
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On July 27, 2025, to raise awareness about plastic pollution—the main culprit of environmental destruction—students from the University of Pretoria and Tshwane University of Technology organized the “Zero Plastic 2040” Youth Forum at the Church of God in Pretoria. The event came just one week after ASEZ conducted a “Plastic Pollution River Cleanup” at the Apies River.
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ASEZ Holds World Peace Forum with Ambassadors from Latin America and the Caribbean
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On Monday, June 23, the Washington, D.C. Branch of ASEZ hosted the Latin American and Caribbean Ambassadors Peace Forum, the first installment of ASEZ’s new World Peace Forum Series. The event united representatives from Latin America and the Caribbean with students, professionals, and community leaders to exchange insights on how diplomacy, youth leadership, and solidarity can serve as catalysts for building a peaceful and sustainable future.
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The ocean is the heart of the Earth. Covering more than 70% of the planet’s surface, it plays essential roles such as producing oxygen, absorbing carbon, and providing food. Beyond simply being a source of water, the ocean protects Earth’s ecosystems and maintains climate balance. However, with industrialization, humanity became dependent on fossil fuels, and the resulting climate change now threatens the sea. |
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