About

The daughter of working class Korean immigrants, Esther Chang grew up amidst the diverse, racial tensions of 1990’s Los Angeles. As a result of discrimination, economic hardship and violence, Esther’s family moved various times before settling in Beverly Hills, where she attended high school. Although she adapted socially, Esther’s grades suffered upon moving from the low-income schools of LA county to an affluent, well-funded public school system, and it is here where she first became aware of education as a point of social justice.

Choosing inspiration over competition for a stronger community and a healthier way to do business.

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Unified by a love for the Earth and the people who live in it.

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