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The Seven Generations Charter School of Emmaus, Pennsylvania

The intrepid students of Seven Generations made their very own Family Feud episode as part of their Grades of Green Water Campaign project!

The team used what could be the cutest video ever made to convince their schoolmates and parents to pack less plastic baggies in their lunches.

The Seven Generations team is currently finishing up the Water Campaign which is due this Friday! Once completed, the team will be in the running for one of Grades of Green’s coveted Eco-Grants of $1,000 or $500, which allows the winning teams to expand their project!

Help Eco-Leaders like these change their world for the greener!

The intrepid students of Seven Generations made their very own Family Feud episode as part of their Grades of Green Water Campaign project!

The team used what could be the cutest video ever made to convince their schoolmates and parents to pack less plastic baggies in their lunches.

The Seven Generations team is currently finishing up the Water Campaign which is due this Friday! Once completed, the team will be in the running for one of Grades of Green’s coveted Eco-Grants of $1,000 or $500, which allows the winning teams to expand their project!

Isabella Lee
Multmedia Outreach & Operations Specialist

Born and raised in Los Angeles County, Isabella studied Psychology at UCLA with a focus on Digital Humanities and Community Engagement. A lifelong creative, she’s been drawing since childhood and has explored many forms of art—from painting and digital illustration to video editing. During college, Isabella discovered a passion for user experience design, which combined her technical skills with her love for thoughtful, people-centered problem solving. She gained hands-on experience in UX, website design, and project management through various academic projects and internships. Isabella is proud to support environmental education through Grades of Green, where she brings together her creativity and advocacy. In high school, her artwork was recognized in an international ocean awareness competition, and in college, she received an award from a UCLA student organization for a piece highlighting the connection between nature and mental health. Outside of work, Isabella enjoys reading, drawing, and finding inspiration in everyday moments.

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