โ€œThis organization[ASEZ], since its founding, has reignited the pride that residents have in their neighborhood and its beautification. ASEZ has also contributed to reducing crime in our community. And these university students encouraged young people to protect their communities and the world from the risk of waste and pollution through volunteer services.โ€ โ€• Karines Reyes, New York State Assembly member(Participated in ASEZ Earth Day Cleanup)
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ASEZ Activities
[Republic of South Africa]
Coastal Cleanup at Blue Lagoon Beach, Durban: โ€œLetโ€™s Make a Beautiful Sea!โ€

On April 16, 2023, members from ASEZ, the World Mission Society Church of God University Student Volunteer Group, carried out a coastal cleanup at the Blue Lagoon Beach in Durban, Rep. of South Africa. ASEZ young adult volunteers got up early in the morning to clean and collected plastic waste, disposable cups, water bottles, beverage cans, cigarette buds, and plastic bags that were thrown away at the beach. More than 20 volunteers collected 71 100-liter bags.

[Republic of Korea]
ASEZ in Semyeong University Runs a Crime Prevention Campaign Booth for Two Days

ASEZ club at Semyeong University took part in the Community Festival 2023 for two days from April 11 to 12. Over two days, ASEZ at Semyeong University introduced ASEZ and the Reduce Crime Together [RCT] Campaign to about 300 students and school officials. A member who prepared the booth said, โ€œAs a member of ASEZ, Iโ€™m proud that Iโ€™ve taken part in the volunteer activities. The event was joyful and so meaningful that I forgot all the difficulties I had while preparing the booth.โ€

[U.S.]
Earth Day Cleanup in Partnership with New York Stateโ€™s Elected Officials

On Sunday, April 23, 2023, ASEZ the university student volunteer group hosted the Earth Day Cleanup to commemorate Earth Day and to highlight the importance of the Reduce Crime Together Campaign. On that day, university students collected a total of 40 trash bags on Randle Avenue. At this event, ASEZ was awarded with two citations from Assembly member Karines Reyes of New York State.

Global Issue
Blood Gold: Amazon Illegal Gold Mining
The Amazon which is called the lung of the planet occupies more than half of Earthโ€™s tropical rainforest. It serves as a treasure house that contains more than 10% of the animals and plants on Earth and produces more than 20% of Earthโ€™s oxygen. Unfortunately, the Amazon is suffering from illegal gold mining. Illegal miners use airplanes to move to their workplaces in the intense jungle. For this, they cut down trees while illegally constructing 320 runways.
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