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2022.05
No.16
Greening the Future
From May 2 to May 6, 2022, the XV World Forestry Congress was held in Seoul, Republic of Korea (hereinafter referred to as “Korea”). ASEZ participated in the…
2022.04
No.15
Thank You, Educators!
From March 27 to April 10, more than 30,000 people from eight countries, including the Rep. of Korea, Nepal, Vietnam, Hong Kong, India, Peru, the Philippines, and the…
2022.03
No.14
The Future Starts With You
On January 16, 2022, around 60 ASEZ members carried out a cleanup in Pretoria, Rep. of South Africa.
2022.02
No.13
Our February
On December 23 and 24, 2021, 15 members from ASEZ painted murals at the crossroad of Atahualpa Av. and Santa Rosa Av. to reduce the crime rate in…
2022.01
No.12
Everyone, Everywhere, Everyday
In 2021, ASEZ carried out human rights activities centered on college students to pay attention to the human rights issues of college students, raise human rights issues on…
2021.12
No.11
We will also be with you
Thank you for your interest and support in 2021.In 2022, ASEZ will be with you wherever you need help.
2021.11
No.10
Happy Words make Happy World
ASEZ members carried out “Happy Words” campaign to stop verbal violence and provide an opportunity for everyone to change and overcome crisis.
2021.10
No.9
Future We Planted
ASEZ members cleaned 3 km (1.86 mile) around Hyehwa-dong and Daehak-ro St. in Seoul, Korea, adhering to the COVID-19 prevention guidelines.
2021.09
No.8
We Deliver Our Sincere Heart to the World
To raise awareness and seek the solution for mental health issues during the pandemic, the ASEZ university student volunteer group at the University of Connecticut [UCONN], Southern Connecticut…
2021.08
No.7
Little Practices Give Hope
On Sunday, May 2, 2021, more than 65 university students from the Middlesex County College Chapter in New Jersey beautified the Thomas Alva Edison State Park and Museum
2021.07
No.6
Everyone can contribute
In commemoration of World Environment Day, ASEZ members launched a campaign focused on clothing consumption, which is the main cause of ecological pollution.

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