youth brought this project to the Community-Based Solutions for Environmental & Economic Justice 4th Annual Conference at the University of Washington. The main focus of this project is to help the limited-English speaking residents to speak up about health and safety related issues in their community. Night Market After the Community Perspective Project, WILD devoted most of its time on research in developing a night market. The reason for creating a night market is to encourage people in the community to go to public parks after dark. It was believed that developing a night market has helped the public safety issues in the Chinatown/International District. WILD youth took a trip to Richmond Night Market at Canada to observe the night market in action to create a successful event. In August 2006, the first Night Market was held in Hing Hay Park in CID. There were multiple organizations that helped with creating the pilot night market, including The Chinese Chamber of Commerce, The Community Action Program and The Chinatown/International District Business Improvement Area (CIDBIA). In 2008, the CID Night Market is hosted by CIDBIA and some WILD youths continue to volunteer helping out with the event. Spill Kits Youths are responsible for translating information on recycling and composting. Every summer, during the Summer Festivals in Chinatown, the youth educate the general public about what they can recycle. In 2006, WILD youth distributed Spill Kits to the small businesses in Chinatown and educate them about how to use it. Spill Kits are used to avoid hazardous chemical to get into the water, preventing water pollution. Public Safety Outreach Danny Woo International District Community Garden is the largest green space in CID established in 1975. This community garden allows the elders in CID to grow their native vegetables. In spring 2010, WILD youth devoted their time to make Danny Woo Garden a success by hosting Earth Day in the garden. They introduce more people to the garden and create awareness of the garden to the community. They also promote that the garden is a safe place to spend time at, either having a walk or having a picnic in the garden. Environmental Outreach Duwamish River was listed as the federal superfund site in 2001 by EPA. In 2006, WILD youth took a sailing trip to Duwamish River and learn about the contamination zones of the river along with Salish Sea. As of Fall