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This February explore our many events recognizing Black history and achievements as Black History Month kicks off at NYU, including the 18th annual MLK Week. Then, take action for a more inclusive future.

When NYU students have time off, it’s a perfect opportunity to give back.

As waste education coordinator, Lily Kunkel decreases waste and increases awareness across campus.

NYU Stern School of Business students use their classroom knowledge for social impact, creating a future that's both profitable and sustainable.

NYU’s One Zone trainings provide community members with the education and tools to make an impact. The Green Zone focuses on building a more sustainable and equitable future.

Empowered by policy education and campus advocacy groups, generations of student activists have found their voice at NYU.

By taking the Cool Food Pledge, NYU commits to reducing food-related greenhouse gas emissions by 25% by 2030, making plant-powered progress against climate change.

Want to get a jump start on that NYU carbon-neutral life while you’re stuck at home? Here are seven ways to participate in NYU sustainability initiatives even when you’re not on campus.

This position is an opportunity to see what it's like to make an environmental impact at an institutional level.

This club is here to help you turn thought into action.

Through Start: Empowerment Alexia and Kier bring environmental justice education into high schools. An NYU Green Grant is helping them expand their reach.

Bincheng Mao founded the East Coast Coalition for Tolerance and Non-Discrimination. And with the help of an NYU Social Impact Grant, they launched the Minority Defense Initiative to combat discrimination in the face of COVID-19.