Student-Founded · Reston, Virginia
Join us in providing key information to warn others of the dangers of microplastics.
Our Mission
Our mission is to reduce microplastic pollution by driving scientific research & innovation and advocating for sustainable solutions. We aim to protect everyday citizens and wildlife to ensure a healthier world for future generations. Through this mission, we envision a world without microplastics, where all individuals are actively engaged in preserving the Earth's environmental health.
About Our Organization
The Northern Virginia Microplastics Advocacy Association is a student-founded nonprofit from South Lakes High School that combats microplastic pollution through scientific research, community education, and global advocacy. We present at international conferences, conduct cutting-edge research, and promote sustainable solutions to protect ecosystems and human health.
Meet the Team
Our Reach
Scientific Research Projects Completed
Environmental engineering, AI modeling, biodegradation studies, and global policy analysis.
National / International Experts Engaged
Professors, CEOs, researchers, and innovators consulted through presentations and collaborations.
Countries Engaged
Youth-led research shared with experts representing multiple nations and global institutions.
National / International Conference Presentations
Including UN-aligned, IMF-aligned, and World Bank–aligned forums.
Spring 2026 · Washington, DC
We are proud to announce that we have been invited to present our current "Lab to Law" research project at the IMF–WB meetings this spring 2026 in Washington, DC.
Learn more about Lab to LawOrganization Partners
We partner with academic institutions, corporations, and international organizations to advance microplastic research and policy.
Explore Our PartnershipsGet Involved
All donations, regardless of the amount, are greatly appreciated and allow us to continue our mission. Your contribution funds our initiatives and supports other nonprofit organizations with similar goals.
DonateVolunteers can expect to actively engage in Northern Virginia communities, advocating to residents against the dangers of microplastics.
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