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Author Profile: Mary Grueser

Connecting Youth, Eco-Media and Resilience in Appalachia

Abril 1, 2020 by Derek Douglas, Emmanuel Garcia, Mary Grueser

Abstract: In the summer of 2019, the We are All Connected urban-rural youth media program launched Something in Our Water, an eco-media documentary project that investigates the shared problem of water sustainability, public health, and climate change in their communities. This article discusses the transformative experience that the youth from New York City … [Read more...] about Connecting Youth, Eco-Media and Resilience in Appalachia

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