Climate Change is depressing, Museum of Tomorrow(MoT) changes that. Through five interactive, Instagrammable and action-oriented exhibits and a behavioral change challenge, MoT targets the university student population providing easy everyday sustainability solutions. The first prototype will be launched in April, 2019 at UC Berkeley, and travel to other UCs and eventually around the world.
According to the UN Environment Programme, roughly one third of the food produced for human consumption is lost or wasted. Simultaneously, forage fish stocks, which
UC Berkeley is home to thousands of students, faculty and staff but unfortunately, isn’t located in the safest neighborhood. Berkeley’s crime index is nearly double
This project seeks to develop an experiential learning tool that allows users to personally feel what it is like to be censored. The site would
India is experiencing rapid migration from rural areas to cities. Rampant urbanization in India has caused the proliferation of slums and increased demand for adequate
The earthquake that struck Haiti in January 2010 displaced over one million, and resulted in over 300,000 deaths, including a staggering 18,000 fatalities of highly-skilled
