What comes to mind when you think of environmental groups? Meetings, protests, handing out flyers?

What if there were a place where you could not only learn about policies but also take action, engage with local communities, and truly feel the change with every step you take?

Kaia, a student from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, is currently studying abroad in Taiwan. Her major back in the U.S. wasn't directly related to environmental issues, but over the past few months, she's been interning at the Homemakers United Foundation. Through a variety of engaging research projects and actions, she’s gradually stepped onto the path of environmental advocacy.

📌 What does she think about her learning experience with Homemakers United?
📌 Which issues left the deepest impression on her—and even changed the way she views environmental activism?
📌 If she returns to her hometown, how would she bring all that she’s learned in Taiwan back with her?

In this episode, we invite Kea to share her journey with Homemakers United and reflect on her time in Taiwan.

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