All Posts

Imagine a kid who is walking into his K-12 school. He can’t afford to go to a private school, so he is limited to his local school. As he walks into it, he sees the rundown infrastructure and underutilized spaces, navigating the hollow halls to get to his class. Once he gets into class, he asks for a pencil because he lost his, but the teacher says the class doesn’t have any extras because money is tight. Moreover, he was put into a system that didn’t allow him to reach his p

In Funafuti, Tuvalu, the white sand beaches, balmy weather, and glassy blue waters seem like paradise. Yet, the global warming crisis that the islets face are anything but perfect. Tuvalu’s central government, lacking the financial resources to reclaim the land eroded by the sea, laments the impending loss of culture, governmental infrastructure, and statehood as a whole. Fongafale, the largest island of Tuvalu, had narrowed by several meters in critical sections. The main ai