" The Millennium Fellowship Program will provide me with opportunities to expand both my soft and hard skills by communicating with others, working on a team, and stepping outside of my comfort zone, while also widening my network to improve upon and expand the overall reach of my project. My current project focuses on combating climate change through quality education in the form of educational signage for Lovers Key State Park. Throughout this project, I saw a need in the park to have a more diverse, all-encompassing idea of what it means to be an American; therefore, I am striving to create more signage, and translate both the new and existing signs into English, Spanish, and Creole to educate a wider range of individuals. One of the new signs will be dedicated to the Calusa Tribe, who once lived on the land where Lovers Key State Park is now located. These translations, as well as the inclusion of the park’s Native American heritage, will be more reflective of the Southwest Florida community, draw a more diverse group of people to the park, and spread knowledge to groups who may not have had access to this information in the past. "