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Amidst the Anti-Asian violence currently rising in

Amidst the Anti-Asian violence currently rising in the U.S, we wish to spread some positivity and highlight some Asian sustainability leaders🌳🌿.

It may be difficult to retain positivity as the country overcomes this battle, but together, we are capable of writing a more optimistic narrative for our future🌟.

These are only a few of the many Asian sustainability leaders we look up to.If you have found inspiration in another sustainability leader, please share them in the comments to expand our knowledge of environmentally sustainable possibilities❤️!

Happy International Women’s Day! ❤️ Internat

Happy International Women’s Day! ❤️
International Women's Day is a global day celebrating the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women. Who’s a woman in your life that you want to take a moment to appreciate?

The theme for #iwd2021 is #choosetochallenge because from challenge comes change and it is important to challenge the gender disparities that exist today wherever possible.

At MoT, we’d like to acknowledge the achievements of the female members of the organization. Thank you for everything you’ve done to make MoT what it is today!

Artist: @trowusheezl

Good day everyone! This is a friendly reminder to

Good day everyone! This is a friendly reminder to take a deep breath and think of one good thing to be thankful for in your life today. Things may be really tough right now, but taking a small moment to be grateful for even the little things that have happened today can go a long way!

Here at Museum of Tomorrow, we’re grateful that we get to see these beautiful plum flowers in bloom! 🌸🌞There’s a Chinese saying “Plum white, peach red”, that’s used to tell plum and peach blossoms apart from one another, but at the end of the day both are beautiful to look at.

Comment down below one thing you’re thankful for today and/or your favorite flower! ❤️

📷：@nya._.yu

Even during hard times like the ones we are experi

Even during hard times like the ones we are experiencing now🌊🍂, Art has always been an inspiration and a outlet for many. Let’s see what inspires our amazing Fabrications team member Choyang! 🩰🎨

“I love creating visual art and design pieces about various environmental issues because it’s such a unique (yet memorable) way to raise awareness and in my opinion it's one of the best things you can do to combat feelings of climate cynicism that often accompanies more traditional sustainability efforts! 🥇✨

As for the specific people who have inspired me to do work in this realm, all of the individuals highlighted in the current Indigenous Technologies lecture series by the Berkeley Center for New Media @calnewmedia have been an incredible resource for me this year to learn about overlooked practices/perspectives that can help us envision a more sustainable future!”😆🏵

Who are some of your favorite artists or sustainability advocates? Share with us in the comments below!!⬇️⬇️🎵

Did you know that driving, not idling is the mos

Did you know that driving, not idling is the most environmentally conscious way of warming up your car? 🤔🚗💨

Museum of Tomorrow’s fabrication team is currently working on an upcoming exhibit entitled Fuelish Idling in conjunction with Spare the Air's Idle Free Bay Area campaign! The exhibit will be made up of a fully collapsible wooden structure shown above that will help display a role-playing game which aims to educate individuals about common myths and misconceptions regarding vehicle idling. 🎮

Learn more at >>> idlefreebayarea.org <<< and look forward to more news on Fuelish Idling soon!!!!

Hello friends! With everything going on around us,

Hello friends! With everything going on around us, it gets really hard to stay positive about the future of our environment. 🌋😳🌋 Trying to start 2021 off on a positive note, we're reflecting with our PR team member Mike Gerhardt on how he stays optimistic! ☺🌱⛅

"The most challenging thing about being a researcher in clean energy technology is maintaining optimism and motivation in my work. Energy technologies take a notoriously long time to go from the lab bench to the real world, and I might not find out for another 20 or 30 years whether my research will make a difference! To keep the hope alive, I look at success stories. Electric cars are becoming much more popular now, and the inventors of the batteries that power those cars won the Nobel Prize in 2019. A zero-emissions hydrogen fuel cell bus drives quietly past my apartment every morning. Renewable electricity from wind turbines and solar panels is just as cheap as fossil-fuel electricity. And organizations like Museum of Tomorrow are helping people learn more about these innovations and the changes they can make in their everyday lives to protect the environment."

What do you think of to stay positive through tough times? Let us know in the comments!⬇️⬇️⬇️

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