Lujain Altawarah assists in CCLR’s programming development and coordination including planning, promoting, and managing the execution of events and webinars. A recent graduate from UCLA with a double major in Political Science and Arabic and a concentration in International Relations, Lujain entered the sustainability sphere her second year in college and coordinated various programs centered around climate resilience and community empowerment. During her career, she hopes to travel the world and utilize her knowledge of languages and various cultures to support the development of more sustainable societies in relation to the environment, economy, and, in general, equitable practices. Lujain is excited to be a part of CCLR’s transformative initiatives and contribute her skills of curriculum development and project management to the team!
Soil Health, Urban Parks, and Nature-Based Solutions for Brownfields Rapid urbanization and industrial growth jeopardize natural ecosystems and pave the way for environmental catastrophe. Consequences like soil degradation, loss of biodiversity, decreased...
Cover photo: baskets woven from California-native Tule Rush by the Yurok Tribe November is an important time to recognize and honor the cultures, contributions, and histories of Indigenous peoples across the United States. Native American Heritage Month i...
It’s a hot Saturday in the middle of July in Plummer, Idaho, an hour south of Spokane. It feels like most of the city is at Plummer Days, enjoying live music, vendors, food trucks, bounce houses for the kids and a parade featuring the fire departmen...
