ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In this episode, host Sophia Hosain is joined by Composting for Community’s intern Alondra Sierra and Nando Rodriguez, environmental facilitator at The Brotherhood Sister Sol in Harlem, New York. Nando shares with us the various ways he engages youth in composting activities. He also dives into the role that environmental practices for Black and Latinx youth play in helping preserve and honor their cultural roots.
Listen to the full episode and explore more resources below — including a transcript and summary of the conversation.
https://ilsr.org/articles/composting-connects-roots/
Listen to the full episode and explore more resources below — including a transcript and summary of the conversation.
https://ilsr.org/articles/composting-connects-roots/
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