Stephanie Ung (any pronouns) is the proud daughter of a Filipina immigrant and Khmer refugee, both of whom inspire Stephanie’s activism, community involvement, and general ways of being. Throughout her young adulthood, Stephanie pursued higher education to explore human connections with one another and Mother Earth through her B.A. in environmental studies from the University of Washington and M.A.Ed in urban environmental education. Stephanie’s passion lies in broadening the scope of “environmentalism” to include healing across generations and nurturing spiritual connection with one another and the land. Stephanie is currently the Co-Executive Director of Khmer Community of Seattle King County (KCSKC). Dana Wu / 吳 淑 如 is a proud Teochew and the queer eldest child of refugee parents displaced by what some choose to call the “Vietnam War.” Raised on the ancestral homelands of the Tongva and Gabrielino tribes, Dana relocated to the Salish Sea region in 2005 as a first-generation college graduate with degrees in biology and environmental studies. Dana has embodied their passion for marine conservation, service learning, community science, and environmental justice issues by working with the Student Conservation Association, Olympic National Park, Seattle Aquarium, City of Seattle’s Environmental Justice Committee, and Dynamic Waters LLC, among others. Dana served for two years as vice board chair of the Duwamish River Community Coalition and is now on staff, supporting the whole DRCC family and their collective mission.