Celebrate Earth Month with the USC Arts & Climate Collective (ACC) at our annual festival highlighting efforts to build sustainable communities in Los Angeles and showcasing student artwork and projects that connect the arts and storytelling with environmental justice. 

Open to everyone, the event will feature a resource fair with local, student and USC organizations, art activations, workshops, free food, and produce giveaways. Come celebrate amazing work and get inspired to create a healthy and sustainable city for all. 

Featuring:

• Art and project showcase by students Arjun Bhargava, William Higbie, Zeenat Javaid, Andrea Kim, Michael Lagos, Sol Lagos, Scarlett Lovallo, Audrey Shi, Katya Urban, Aaron Abunu, Kadee Whitaker, Wenting Yang, and the Student Coalition Against Labor Exploitation
• Murals by students Andy Johnson, Olivia Lee, Shea Noland, Nina Tomasevic, and John "JD" Davillier and the Black Arts Collective
• Art activations: 
  • Imagine a Sustainable LA with the Arts & Climate Collective
  • Gratitude Garden Installation with students from Kaufman & Roski 
  • Native Plants with North East Trees
  • Upcycling Workshop with Arts in Action
  • Seed Art & Hummingbird Wings of Change with La Commons 
• Produce giveaway from Community Service Unlimited Inc
• Tacos from Chichen Itza 

And a Resource Fair including:

• AltaSea at the Port of Los Angeles
• Cnidarian Evolutionary Ecology Lab
• Community Service Unlimited Inc
• Environmental Justice Research Lab/ SC-CCEHRT
• Esperanza Community Housing 
• Fifty-One Miles 
• Koreatown Youth & Community Center
• La Commons 
• Legacy LA
• NewFilmmakers Los Angeles
• North East Trees 
• Peaks and Professors
• Student Committee of the President's Working Group on Sustainability
• TEST PLOT 
• TreePeople
• USC Arts in Action
• USC Environmental Student Assembly
• USC Garden Club
• USC Native American Student Assembly
• USC Peace Garden
• USC Sustainability
• USC University Relations  
• USC Urban Trees Initiative 
• USC Wrigley Institute for Environment and Sustainability 
• USC Zero Waste