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When the Eaton fire ripped through Altadena, Pasadena, in January 2025, a whole neighbourhood was virtually burned to the ground. One of the many to lose their home was Carola Secada. In this episode, we hear what happened next: the creation of Dena Heals, a mutual aid marketplace and wellness centre that has since supported over 7000 people from 1500 families as they have rebuilt their lives.

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Société et culture

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États-Unis

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MONTRER LES NOTES 🔗

00:00:03Carola Cicada on How to Save Democracy

00:05:21Exploring Altadena: A Hidden Gem

00:07:40The Dina Heals Community Project

00:13:55Exploring the Community Center at Nike Sports

00:20:52In the aftermath of the fire, how to heal the soil

00:26:54Dina Heals: Still Healing the Communities after the Fires

00:32:02Dina Heals on the Help of the Community During a Crisis

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Welcome to how to Save Democracy, the podcast for people who love democracy, but know it needs to change. My name's John Alexander and I am Omezin.
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And this time we're going to be talking to Carola Cicada, who since January 2025 has been one of the key people involved in an initiative called Dina.
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Thank you for getting up so early in the morning to join us. …

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