University Park community members and USC students came together on the sidewalks near Norwood Street Elementary School Thursday morning to raise awareness about the long-standing issue of cracked and unsafe sidewalks.

University Park community members and USC students came together on the sidewalks near Norwood Street Elementary School Thursday morning to raise awareness about the long-standing issue of cracked and unsafe sidewalks.
The event, led by USC’s Arts in Action and the Arts and Climate Collective, contributed to the university-wide initiative to limit the USC’s environmental impact and raise awareness for environmental activism.
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