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To Live and Die in Philadelphia: Sonya Sanders Grew Up Next Door to a Giant Refinery. She's Still Suffering From Environmental Trauma. - Vimarsana News

To Live and Die in Philadelphia: Sonya Sanders Grew Up Next Door to a Giant Refinery. She's Still Suffering From Environmental Trauma.

Eco-anxiety, post-traumatic stress and other emotional maladies are increasing among those worried about climate change and impacted by environmental harms. The American Psychological Association defines the emerging area of research as “a chronic fear of environmental doom.”

Imagining Richmond's Just Future - Vimarsana News

Imagining Richmond's Just Future

Over the course of four days, this year’s Vanguards, alumni, Next City staff and board members will engage with changemakers in Richmond, Virginia. Vanguard 2023 is Next City’s 15th experiential urban leadership gathering of rising urban leaders. From food access and housing to community engagement and transportation, each conversation and tour will have a focus on this year’s theme, Repairing Harm and Creating a More Just Future. We also want you to hear from people making equity a reality in Richmond. Join us virtually for a live-streamed Pecha Kucha session. During their 7...

Imagining Richmond's Just Future - Vimarsana News

Imagining Richmond's Just Future

Join us virtually to hear insights on truth, racial healing, and what to do next with changemakers from Richmond.

Philly Thrive hosts summit on PES refinery redevelopment - Vimarsana News

Philly Thrive hosts summit on PES refinery redevelopment

Saturday’s event features a candidate forum, a play written by teens, and workshops on gentrification and jobs.

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