Rising temperatures and sea levels pose increasing challenges to many coastal communities. This trip aims to examine the impacts of climate change on housing, education, access to food, and health — all critical factors affecting individuals' health and wellbeing. Our journey will commence with an in-depth exploration of these social determinants of health in Pescadero, a neighboring coastal community in the Bay Area predominantly comprising Latinx immigrants. It will be followed by a similar analysis of New Orleans during spring break, which boasts a distinct demographic, economy, and culture. Prior to engaging directly with these communities, our preparations will involve learning and building connections with our community partners through a winter quarter course. The trip's objective is to compare these two communities and understand how culture intersects with health and the effects of climate change in these communities through community-engaged learning.