“The Oberlin community is doing our part to stop global warming”
“As part of climate action we want to create a space where voices can be heard”
“OSCA is an example of intentional living. It’s a model of a more fair and sustainable institution”
“Animals are relatable and they deserve to have healthy lives just like human beings do”
“Oberlin is a very inclusive place, and because of the efforts to build a strong community, we can see the way the town has risen to the challenges it has faced”
“Creating a more sustainable environment is empowering”
“After years of effort and sweat, I’m proud to have graduated from an institution that achieved Carbon neutrality in 2025”
“Working on climate change in Oberlin has given me hope that real change can start on a community level”
“I participated in the climate strike because I believe in youth activism in the environmental movement”
“Wonderful people come here. Breakfast is when I get a chance to talk. Everyone is so warm, funny and interesting. I just love it!”
“African American history and culture are particularly rich in Oberlin. And now we are leaders in sustainability”
“People, animals, and plants can share the earth without hurting each other”
“We have a goal for all city buildings to be run on renewable energy and emission free by 2025”
“The town and the college are so close to each other, it really gives students and locals the opportunity to unite for common goals”
“Nature and arts are both colorful and beautiful. Art is another form of nature: we use some technical and liquid things to show what nature it is”
“When the threat is close to home, then people care”
“It’s so great to be friends with someone who’s in a different age from you. Teaching kids, and talking to seniors, there’s so much you can learn”
“The Oberlin community is like a family - people like to get to know each other”
“In order to make bigger impact in the world, we have to have smarter consumers”
“Oberlinians eat super local: almost 50% of residents grow some of their own food!”