Sarah Park

Pathway to Recovery Mission: Pathway to Recovery is a substance abuse and drug addiction rehabilitation center committed to providing support, resources, and hope to individuals and families affected by substance abuse and drug addiction. Our mission is to provide individuals with resources to overcome addiction, understand the severity, and overcome the struggles to build a brighter future free from the grip of substance abuse. We believe that recovery is possible for everyone, and we are dedicated to providing compassionate care to those who seek us.  Rationale: With a rapidly increasing number of individuals experiencing substance abuse and drug addiction, this impending issue needs to be addressed as soon as possible. Each year, the number of people that are admitting to illicit drug use are spiking up, and even from our day-to-day lives walking down the streets of any city within the United States, we can easily witness inviduals who are under the influence with improper drug...

In today's world where the boundaries of community are quickly shifting and the definition of a global citizen is being redefined, the problems we face together are to be solved more than ever. The need to solve issues of climate change, social justice, or any other global matter all transcends borders, ideologies, and backgrounds.  Reflecting on the quote by Jacqueline Novogratz, one idea that came to mind about making this come to life is using the power of technology to educate and help people understand equality better. Not only that, leveraging the overbearing technology that exists today and putting it good use, like providing everyone with equal opportunities is a viable solution that individuals across the globe can develop together. Today, there is plenty of information available online or through technology - maybe even too much that misinformation spreads so easily and causes collateral damage. It is our responsibility to catch these flaws and make an impact on society t...

After spending four years in Los Angeles, one thing I cannot get enough of is exploring the restaurants around the city and finding special food places to eat at. With so many food places to eat at, finding the good places that are worth the money can be hard to find, but as my last month of college rolls around, here are the four best places to eat in LA: 1. Hama Sushi This small restaurant is located in Little Tokyo, and they only accept waitlists in person. With only a few seats available, there is a good amount of waiting time, but it is nice to put your name down and explore other mini-shops in Little Tokyo. If you like sushi, this place is one of the most authentic and high-quality sushi places you can find in the area. You can order each piece individually, from the regular nigiri and sashimi to the specialty rolls.  2. Ave 26 Tacos Ave 26 Tacos is a taco stand located in East LA. It is one of the biggest taco stands in Los Angeles, and it is always crowded with people tryin...