A conversation about how everyday citizens and their local governments shape our worlds through the building and destruction of our environment.
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I specialize in community building around greenspaces, with a Phd in Agriculture, Community, Leadership, and Education and practical experience in coalition building and city park planning with resident-led designs.
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