Jason Okazaki

Our mission is to protect wildlife and vital habitats from the illegal wildlife trade, the effects of climate change, and more. Join us!

The iLCP was established in 2005 with the goal of enlisting the skills and expertise of some of the best photographers in the world to advance conservation efforts around the globe. A project-driven organization, we partner with leading conservation groups, scientists, policy makers, and government leaders in order to produce high-quality documentary images that depict both the beauty and wonder of the natural world, and the challenges it faces. Today, the iLCP is a prestigious Fellowship whose reach has expanded to address the communications challenges of the conservation community at large. With its foundation firmly established in still photography, the iLCP has created and developed a host of communications tools that take advantage of modern means of communication, social networking, and more importantly, that provide effective solutions for conservation messaging. The iLCPs mission is to further environmental and cultural conservation through ethical photography. We believe that awe-inspiring photography is a powerful tool in preserving the environment, especially when produced in collaboration with our committed Conservation Partners. We aim to replace environmental indifference with a new culture of stewardship and passion for our beautiful planet. Our mission is to further environmental and cultural conservation through ethical photography. We believe that awe-inspiring photography is a powerful force for the environment, especially when paired with the collaboration of committed scientists, politicians, religious leaders and policy makers. We plan to replace environmental indifference with a new culture of stewardship and passion for our beautiful planet.

CARE seeks to improve the health of Asians, Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians and Pacific Islanders by increasing knowledge, empowering education and positively impacting their clinical care. The main goals are : 1. To increase research and knowledge in Asian and Asian American health 2. To educate patients, providers, and the community about the health needs of Asians and Asian Americans. 3. To improve the culturally sensitive an evidence-based delivery of healthcare to Asians and Asian Americans

Stanford’s Department of Athletics, Physical Education and Recreation (“DAPER”) supports nearly 900 student-athletes who compete on the 36 sponsored intercollegiate athletic teams. It also supports the campus physical education, recreation and wellness initiatives. Stanford’s intercollegiate athletics department is seen as the premier athletic program in the country, achieving the highest levels of success both in the classroom and on the field. The core tenets of the Athletics Department culture, “The DAPER Way” are: Embrace Scholar-Athleticism, Pursue and Revere Excellence, Lead With Courage, and Work Cohesively. All department actions and employees are guided by these principles. We are always striving to enhance our reputation as the best college athletics department in the country. Our teams have won an unparalleled 25 Learfield Directors’ Cups as the best athletics department in the country and we are equally proud of our department-wide 98% graduation rate. We strive to make our department efficient, innovative and high performing. We hold our staff and coaches to the highest standards in order to continue to maintain our high levels of success.

Our mission is to protect wildlife and vital habitats from the illegal wildlife trade, the effects of climate change, and more. Join us!

The iLCP was established in 2005 with the goal of enlisting the skills and expertise of some of the best photographers in the world to advance conservation efforts around the globe. A project-driven organization, we partner with leading conservation groups, scientists, policy makers, and government leaders in order to produce high-quality documentary images that depict both the beauty and wonder of the natural world, and the challenges it faces. Today, the iLCP is a prestigious Fellowship whose reach has expanded to address the communications challenges of the conservation community at large. With its foundation firmly established in still photography, the iLCP has created and developed a host of communications tools that take advantage of modern means of communication, social networking, and more importantly, that provide effective solutions for conservation messaging. The iLCPs mission is to further environmental and cultural conservation through ethical photography. We believe that awe-inspiring photography is a powerful tool in preserving the environment, especially when produced in collaboration with our committed Conservation Partners. We aim to replace environmental indifference with a new culture of stewardship and passion for our beautiful planet. Our mission is to further environmental and cultural conservation through ethical photography. We believe that awe-inspiring photography is a powerful force for the environment, especially when paired with the collaboration of committed scientists, politicians, religious leaders and policy makers. We plan to replace environmental indifference with a new culture of stewardship and passion for our beautiful planet.

CARE seeks to improve the health of Asians, Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians and Pacific Islanders by increasing knowledge, empowering education and positively impacting their clinical care. The main goals are : 1. To increase research and knowledge in Asian and Asian American health 2. To educate patients, providers, and the community about the health needs of Asians and Asian Americans. 3. To improve the culturally sensitive an evidence-based delivery of healthcare to Asians and Asian Americans

Stanford’s Department of Athletics, Physical Education and Recreation (“DAPER”) supports nearly 900 student-athletes who compete on the 36 sponsored intercollegiate athletic teams. It also supports the campus physical education, recreation and wellness initiatives. Stanford’s intercollegiate athletics department is seen as the premier athletic program in the country, achieving the highest levels of success both in the classroom and on the field. The core tenets of the Athletics Department culture, “The DAPER Way” are: Embrace Scholar-Athleticism, Pursue and Revere Excellence, Lead With Courage, and Work Cohesively. All department actions and employees are guided by these principles. We are always striving to enhance our reputation as the best college athletics department in the country. Our teams have won an unparalleled 25 Learfield Directors’ Cups as the best athletics department in the country and we are equally proud of our department-wide 98% graduation rate. We strive to make our department efficient, innovative and high performing. We hold our staff and coaches to the highest standards in order to continue to maintain our high levels of success.