We will walk the trails and Forbidden Drive to find owls, bats, flying squirrels, racoons, opossums and other creatures of the night.Nocturnal Wildlife & Full Moon Walks We will walk the trails and Forbidden Drive to find owls, bats, flying squirrels, racoons, opossums and other creatures of the night. January 6th will also be full moon night! This program is appropriate for people of any age that can be quiet! FREE Friday January 6, 5:30pm - 7:00pm Friday February 10, 5:30pm - 7:00pm

Discover the beauty of dried and pressed flowers!Pressed Flower Herbarium Workshop Saturday, February 11, 10 – 11:30 AM Liesl Barkman, Hamilton Fellow, Jenkins Arboretum & Gardens Discover the beauty of dried and pressed flowers through the process of making a glass herbarium from start to finish. Learn how to collect materials, dry flowers, and compose a framed piece of art. Helpful tips will be shared along the way as you create your very own glass herbarium to take home. All materials provided. Members: $30 | Non-Members: $40

Farm To Fork A Plant Based Brunch is An Eden Project event series From The Garden Godfather Inc (501c3)The Garden Godfathers mission is to increase environmental awareness, provide essential knowledge, while building strong sustainable communities. Our primary mode of accomplishment is through direct interaction and cultivation of Art, Education, Wellness, Food & SustainabilityFarm To Fork Plant Based Brunch is An Eden Project event series From The Garden Godfather Inc (501c3)to activate an economic exchange from food to education this Event Series Will provide the ability to inject fresh produce directly into school system

The Tacony LAB free workshop series at Glen Foerd!Join the crew from the Tacony LAB Community Art Center for a pop up card making workshop/make and take, featuring designs based on the fireplaces of Glen Foerd. Stroll the many rooms and make observations to decorate your personal viewpoint of the fireplaces. This event will take place on location at Glen Foerd, a hidden treasure in Northeast Philadelphia on the Delaware River about 10 minutes drive from the Tacony LAB. Registration is recommended, but not required for this workshop. This is not an instructional work shop but more like a make

In this workshop participants will be guided to experiment with different papermaking techniques to create a one of a kind Valentine's! During this workshop participants will learn the basic Western papermaking process and will be introduced to creative experimental techniques. Working with stencils, thread, cut paper and moulds students will learn to manipulate different colored paper pulps to complete a full image.Participants are encouraged to bring stencils, thread, fabrics, paper or other flat objects of their preference to include on their Valentine’s creation. All levels of experience are welcome, no prior experience needed.Materials needed by participants:Rubber bootsPlastic apron

Join us for a guided Winter Tree ID Walk at Houston MeadowJoin us on the trails beginning at Houston Playground. We'll walk about a mile and practice identifying trees in winter based off of their bark, buds, shape, and ecological context. Tree Identification is an important skill in mycology because it can be a key identification feature and help to identify habitats for target species.Registration is limited for this event. Please only register if you feel sure you will come and please cancel your ticket if you are no longer coming.This event will be cancelled or rescheduled if the weather

Jerry Silverman will lead us on a tour of the Broad Street and Ridge Avenue Subway lines, as well as the PATCO line to Camden.Jerry Silverman will lead us on a tour of the Broad Street and Ridge Avenue Subway lines, as well as the PATCO line to Camden. The theme is what is no longer, and what never was. We'll travel the subway south to the stadiums, and north to Fern Rock where the subway actually exits the tunnel. From there we’ll take the Broad-Ridge Express Spur to 8th and Market, then board PATCO to Camden and back.Along the

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Learn different painting techniques as you create a nature scene with acrylics on canvas. $15.00 per person. Adults OnlyJoin us for an evening of art & mocktails. Learn different painting techniques as you create a nature scene with acrylics on canvas. $15.00 per person. Adults only. All supplies included. Bring your own non-alcoholic refreshments, some will be supplied. Space is limited. Registration required. No walk-ins can be accepted. Parking is available at the center with additional street parking. The center, bathrooms, and picnic areas are all accessible, however, the trails are rocky and uneven. Photos will be taken of participants during

KRT Cycling-- The Gang Goes GravelIt takes grit to ride in the cold. Philly has plenty of gritty riders & plenty of gravel. Advanced & novice riders will enjoy our Sunday morning Gritty City Gravel Series p/b KRT. Whether you are gravel curious or a gravel pro, this series will keep you moving throughout the dark days of winter. All levels start together on this conversational pace ride. We’ll regroup periodically and split into two groups if necessary.This is a no-drop ride, but previous mixed terrain experience is strongly recommended. Participants are entered into a raffle for entry into the

Explore the hidden treasures of trees through nature and art.Creativi-Tree (All Ages)Sunday, February 12, 10 – 11 AMAmy Mawby, Education Manager, Jenkins Arboretum & GardensExplore the hidden treasures of trees through nature and art. Go on an outdoor walk to observe the seasonal traits of trees - from bark to branches to buds. Turn nature’s inspiration into a masterpiece with an indoor art activity to follow.All ages welcome; most suitable for ages 3+. Children must be accompanied by an adult.Registration required for children only.Members: $10 | Non-Members: $15

Join the Making Worlds Staff Collective for a community reading and discussion of Take Care of Your Self over a series of five sessions.Join the Making Worlds Staff Collective for a community reading and discussion of Take Care of Your Self by multimedia artist and writer, Sundus Abdul Hadi. Each session will focus on a different section of the book and the series will culminate with a Q&A and discussion with the author for the final session.Advanced registration is required for each session. You do not need to have attended a prior session to attend any of the following sessions.

Bird and nature walks Mondays at 9am at different Parks & Recreation locations in NW Philly.

FABSCRAP needs your help to save designer textiles from landfills! It's easy to learn, fun to do, and a safe way to help out.FABSCRAP Philly needs your help to save designer textiles from landfill! Volunteers will sort through fabric samples and swatches, separating fabric from paper headers and folding large, usable fabric to be saved for reuse.FABSCRAP Philly is committed to keeping our volunteers, community, and team safe:All visitors are encouraged to wear a mask in the FABSCRAP warehouse.Volunteer stations are comfortably spaced apart for individual use (unless you opt to share with a friend)Cleaning and sanitizing of volunteer stations

Join us for this one-of-a-kind Valentine's succulent event!Bury your stress and grow into some fun! Join us at 2SP for your most therapeutic Valentine's experience yet.This workshop will allow you to create something unique while enjoying a new learning experience which will give you a chance to decompress and connect with nature.Your workshop experience will include: Your heart-shaped planter, soil, stone, moss, succulents, dried florals, and live instruction.During the event, we will discuss best practices for succulent care and maintenance, sun requirements, watering, and propagation for healthy plants.Ticket sales end on February 12th. Tickets are non-refundable nor transferable. If you

Longwood at the Creamery - Plantology on Tap: Meeting Our Green RelationsFood. Along with shelter and water, it’s one of the essentials we all need to survive, and it is inextricably linked to our culture: past, present, and future. Join Christopher Bolden-Newsome, co-creator and co-director of Sankofa Community Farm at Bartram’s Garden and co-founder of Truelove Seeds, as he initiates a conversation about plants and belonging, and the power of eating our culturally significant foods. Chris will focus on the various leafy greens associated with human diasporas worldwide and their sociocultural, spiritual, and geographical significance, including examining the intersections of

Discover a bird’s most special adaptation – their beak!Birds & BeaksThursday, February 16, 7 – 8 :30 PMMarcy Engleman, Senior Coordinator of Conservation Education, National Audubon SocietyDiscover a bird’s most special adaptation – their beak! Explore variations in bird beaks and the interrelationships of form and function, and learn how to infer what birds eat based on their beak type. Hear about Darwin’s finches, a group of small birds in the Galápagos that adapted to the different islands and developed a variety of beak shapes. Perfect timing for the Great Backyard Bird Count taking place Feb 17-20, when the world

Arboretum Director, Claudia Kent will lead you on a winter-themed walk featuring witch hazel and shrubs with winter interest.Leaves may steal the show during the warmer months, but during the winter bark, berries, and witch hazel blooms take the stage. The Arboretum Director, Claudia, will take you on a tour focusing on shrubs with winter interest, including our many varieties of witch hazel. Wear good walking shoes and dress for the weather. In the case of inclement weather we will attempt to reschedule this walk among the participants. Parking can be found in our visitor parking lot and participants will

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Forgotten Histories: The Original Brown and Copper-Colored People of the United States New presentation delves into the little-known history of the original Indigenous inhabitants of the United States, who were labeled as Negroes and became the first American slaves. Philadelphia, PA – Indigenous Education, is pleased to announce a new presentation titled "Forgotten Histories: The Original Brown and Copper-Colored People of the United States." This presentation tells the story of how the original Indigenous inhabitants of the United States were labeled as Negroes and became the first American slaves, and it explores the conditions that led to

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Support Black Owned Businesses in Philly! This February 19th we are having a pop up shop full of Philly's amazing black owned businesses!We're hosting a Black owned pop up shop during Black History Month on February 19th. It will be an event to socialize ,network , shop and more. We are looking for a few more vendors who sell apparel, handmade items ,food and more. We will have a DJ and food for all vendors. There will also be raffle giveaways. If you are interested in being a vendor please complete this google form and we will reach back to

Join us for a guided and mobility accessible Winter Tree ID Walk at Pennypack ParkJoin us on a paved, mobility accessible trail beginning at the Verree Road Parking Lot of Pennypack Park (across the creek from the Environmental Center). We'll practice identifying trees in winter based off of their bark, buds, shape, and ecological context. Tree Identification is an important skill in mycology because it can be a key identification feature and help to identify habitats for target species.This hike has been planned with mobility challenges and accessibility in mind. Please allow space for those who may need these accommodations

Join us for a headwrap and plant pot cover workshop where you will learn the art of adornment and get to make a matching plant accessory.Join us for a demonstration to learn about the art of adorning ones head with fabric. Headwraps have been around for thousands of years and are used by cultures all over the globe. At this workshop you will learn more about the different meanings behind wraps and how to replicate some of these styles at home. After you get to learn some new looks you will get the chance to make a no sew pot

How are spiritual and moral imaginations opening us to new, just worlds?Abolition and Dignity: Spiritual Resources for RevolutionHow are spiritual and moral imaginations opening us to new, just worlds? Three writers and activists will open a conversation about this question: Jasmine Syedullah and Jared Ware, contributors to the book Spirituality and Abolition, and Vincent Lloyd, author of Black Dignity: The Struggle Against Domination. Bringing expertise organizing against incarceration and advancing racial justice, drawing on Buddhism, Christianity, African syncretic religions, and other traditions, the three speakers will explore the complex, ambivalent ways that religious and spiritual traditions hinder and help struggles

Bird and nature walks Mondays at 9am at different Parks & Recreation locations in NW Philly.

Join our EE staff for a nature hike on the local trails. This program is oriented towards adults and families with older children

Learn embroidery techniques designed to embellish, up-cycle and bring new life to your favorite digs!Join embroidery artist and owner of Sippin' and Stitchin', Lea Saccomanno for a clothing up-cycle embroidery workshop. During this workshop, we’ll invite you to bring a piece of clothing that needs a little bit of pizzazz, has a little hole or stain. We'll be going over embroidery techniques designed to embellish, up-cycle and bring new life to your favorite digs. This class is suited for beginner stitchers as well as seasoned stitchers that would like to expand their arsenal to include new techniques. We’ll be delving

We hope that you join us for Dr. Jarvis Givens' book talk! Book Title: Fugitive Pedagogy: Carter G. Woodson and the Art of Black TeachingJarvis R. Givens is an associate professor of education and African & African American studies at Harvard University. He is the author of Fugitive Pedagogy: Carter G. Woodson and the Art of Black Teaching (Harvard University Press, 2021) and School Clothes: A Collective Memoir of Black Student Witness (Beacon Press, February 2023). In partnership with Professor Imani Perry of Princeton University, he is building The Black Teacher Archive, a digital humanities project sponsored by the Andrew

Quite often at the Historical Society of Montgomery County, solving one simple question opens a hundred new questions.Explore 3 stories that Historical Society researchers unraveled while getting "sidetracked".Presenter: Barry Rauhauser

Honoring the past, planning for the future of Philadelphia parksWhat can the next mayor do to create a great park in every neighborhood?The past two decades have seen the creation and revival of great parks, like Bartram's Garden and the Discovery Center, and historic capital investments through Rebuild. However, funding for operations for Parks & Rec is absurdly low. We spend $50 per capita compared to $125 per capita in Baltimore or $176 per person in Atlanta.Join us to honor the hard won achievements of the 2000's and identify the key elements for creating a great park in every neighborhood.Morning

An immersive Lenten retreat dedicated to racial healing"Consider it all joy, my sisters and brothers, when you encounter various trials for you know that the testing of your faith produces perseverance." James 1:2-3The Archdiocese of Philadelphia’s Office of Black Catholics is partnering with the Sisters of the Redeemer to host an full-day spiritually-empowering and immersive experience. This spiritual retreat will allow participants to be transformed as active anti-racists committed to racial justice especially eradicating racism in all its forms within the Church, U.S. society, and most importantly, within ourselves. Featuring:Antoinette M. Reaves, Keynote Speaker

Join us at our free public workshop to discuss stormwater management in Springfield Township!Let's Talk Stormwater! Ever wonder what happens to all that water when it rains?Learn more about stormwater management in Springfield Township from our Township Engineer and Staff, including historical and contemporary stormwater obligations, best practices, and steps property owners can take to address and help prevent future flooding.REGISTRATION REQUIREDPre-registration is required to attend this public workshop with registration beginning February 9, 2023.This workshop is limited to 75 individuals. Registration will be made available on a "first-come, first-served basis."Questions regarding this workshop can be directed to the Township

Join us for a special conversation on the microsculpture of insects.“At high magnification the surface of even the plainest looking beetle or fly is completely transformed as details of their microsculpture become visible: ridges, pits or engraved meshes all combine at different spatial scales in a breath-taking intricacy.” - James Hogan  Join us for a special conversation on the microsculpture of insects hosted by Academy Curator of Entomology Jon Gelhaus, PhD. Microsculpture photographer Levon Biss and exhibition collaborator James Hogan, PhD, Curator of Life Collections at the Oxford University Natural History Museum, will zoom in from the U.K. to discuss

Join us for “Changing Legacies” an afternoon of art, wellness, free food, resources, live music and art.Are you or someone you know looking to clear their criminal record and start fresh? At Changing Legacies, we understand that a criminal record can be a barrier to employment, housing, and overall well-being. That's why we're here to help."Join us for "Changing Legacies," an inspiring event focused on promoting healing and change through the arts. Experience a tech-infused art installation that highlights the creative advocacy in the fight against the War on Drugs. Take part in a book drive for incarcerated individuals ,

Discover how to choose the right plant for your space!Houseplant MatchmakingSaturday, February 25, 1 – 2 PMHelen Nichols, Shop Manager, STUMP DevonFind your perfect match! Explore the different factors that impact a houseplant’s health and learn how to choose the right plant for your space. Enjoy an interactive presentation on lighting conditions, watering techniques, and so much more! You’ll leave with a solid foundation of houseplant knowledge and a new foliage friend to bring home.Participants receive one 4” tropical houseplant potted in one STUMP Burley ceramic planter, handmade in Roseville, OH. Pet-friendly and kid-friendly plant options will be available.Members: $40

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Join us for a discussion of the book, Labor Power and Strategy by John Womack Jr, with labor organizer Gene Bruskin.What would it take to topple Amazon? To beat back the austerity budgets polarizing our city? To rebuild the labor movement? How is it possible to organize those without hope who are working on the margins?John Womack’s new book Labor Power and Strategy explores these questions and more, and his lively, illuminating thoughts are built upon by ten labor organizers and educators. Join Philly native Gene Bruskin, one of those labor organizers, in conversation with local unionizing workers to discuss.

Learn about the Lenni Lenape history on the Delaware RiverfrontLenape Perspectives and Art Walk along the Delaware RiverfrontJoin Adam DePaul of the Lenape Nation of Pennsylvania and resident artist Lisa Kelley at Lardner’s Point Park for a history walk along the Delaware Riverfront. This event is part of the programming for the Riverfront North Partnership Greenway artist residency and Mural Arts Philadelphia's Tacony LAB Community Art Center both located within the Tacony neighborhood, a name is derived from Lenape origins meaning "forest," "wilderness," or "uninhabited land."While industry has changed the Delaware Riverfront for generations of indigenous peoples and new Americans,

Bird and nature walks Mondays at 9am at different Parks & Recreation locations in NW Philly.

FABSCRAP needs your help to save designer textiles from landfills! It's easy to learn, fun to do, and a safe way to help out.FABSCRAP Philly needs your help to save designer textiles from landfill! Volunteers will sort through fabric samples and swatches, separating fabric from paper headers and folding large, usable fabric to be saved for reuse.FABSCRAP Philly is committed to keeping our volunteers, community, and team safe:All visitors are encouraged to wear a mask in the FABSCRAP warehouse.Volunteer stations are comfortably spaced apart for individual use (unless you opt to share with a friend)Cleaning and sanitizing of volunteer stations

Stay on top of the ever-changing energy market with SEI! Join us to explore the impacts of the IRA funding on various energy projects.11th Annual SEI Energy Briefing.Hear from leaders in the energy field on such topics as:Inflation Reduction Act (IRA)EV vehicle deploymentdistributed generationimpact onsite energy efficiency projectsinvestments into energy and climate changeCombined Heat & Power, Solar and Geothermal systemsWho should attend:Those interested in the state of the national, regional, and local energy economy, facilities managers, energy professionals, project & property developers, municipal developers and job seekers.Event Agenda:  8:15 to 8:30 a.m. - Check-in, networking and light breakfast.8:30 to 10:00 a.m.

In the face of unending economic crises and climate catastrophe, a reading group that considers what a dignified life looks like?

Join us for an African American genealogy presentation focusing on traditional research and genetic genealogy (DNA) research methodologies.Co-hosted by the African American Genealogy Group Professional genealogist Adrienne Abiodun will describe potential avenues for overcoming unique research challenges typically encountered within African American family history research. By sharing complex research findings from her own family tree, Abiodun will demonstrate how DNA testing can lend itself to new genealogical discovery in this engaging program that is both story-telling and process. This program will touch upon the following topics:Ways to participate in African American genealogical researchCommon research misconceptions and actual challengesOld and new

Join us for a panel discussion as we examine a just-released report on PFAS now appearing in the tissue of over 300 species of wildlife.Join us for a panel discussion by experts from the Academy of Natural Sciences and Drexel University as we examine a just-released report on PFAS, a ubiquitous set of “forever chemicals” now appearing in the tissue of over 300 species of wildlife around the world. PFAS, short for per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), are present in everything from water-repellent clothing to non-stick pans, fire retardants and grease resistant products. As a result of decades of industrial

FABSCRAP needs your help to save designer textiles from landfills! It's easy to learn, fun to do, and a safe way to help out.FABSCRAP Philly needs your help to save designer textiles from landfill! Volunteers will sort through fabric samples and swatches, separating fabric from paper headers and folding large, usable fabric to be saved for reuse.When registering, choose:First Time Volunteer Sorter if this is your first time volunteering with usReturn Volunteer Sorter if you’ve sorted with us beforeNote: If you choose to donate, please make sure that you also choose a sorter ticket. FABSCRAP Philly is committed to keeping

Explore how worker training programs in the South grew a workforce of laborers in utilities, efficiency, and solar panel manufacturing.Please note this is a hybrid event. We look forward to welcoming guests to the Kleinman Center’s Energy Forum. In accordance with the University of Pennsylvania’s COVID-19 guidelines, masks are optional for all visitors. PennOpen Pass and PennOpen Campus screenings are no longer required for entry to our events. Further details for joining in-person or virtually will be emailed with your registration. Boxed lunches will be available to go following the event!Electricity is central to society—for organizing, communicating, working, and providing

The Innovation & Entrepreneurship Institute (IEI) invites you to the Social Impact Summit + Changemaker Challenge Pitch Competition!The Social Impact Summit is a hallmark event of the Temple University Innovation & Entrepreneurship Institute, highlighting successful #templemade entrepreneurs who are addressing important social issues affecting the Temple University community, impacting our region, and causing change to happen around the world. The Summit and corresponding Keynote speaker(s) focus on areas of increasing need in terms of social causes, especially as it relates to the Temple University community and the greater Philadelphia area. Our speakers talk not only about why their venture, company,

We will listen and watch for Woodcocks, affectionately called Timberdoodles Thursday March 2nd. Meet local birder Martin Selzer and WEC staff at Houston Playground at 5:30-5:45 PM until dark to listen and watch for Woodcocks, affectionately called Timberdoodles. We will begin to walk onto the trail at 5:45PM. All ages. FREE

Please join us on March 2nd at Park Towne Place for an opening reception and artist remarks in the North, West, and South tower galleries.We will start in the North Tower gallery and move on to the West and South Tower Galleries as a group. Each gallery will offer an opportunity to hear remarks from the artists and enjoy hors d'oeuvre.About the Show:A single stitch, a lone snip of paper, a solitary pencil stroke, again and again and again. Through repetition, these simple markings give the mind something to hold onto, a place to focus that allows it to let

This is an hour of remote ag business planning technical assistance that will be confirmed upon sign-up. Date subject to change.Speak with an agriculture technical assistance provider about crop planning, harvest and post-harvest handling in preparation for farm market and food hub sales, using sustainable practices for small space production. These time slots are virtual conversations. To sign up for an in-person meeting see the other in-person sessions in this collection listed for Monday and Wednesday. Your actual technical assistance slot will be confirmed by email from rbcfworkshops@gmail.com.

Come volunteer with Trellis for Tomorrow to distribute soil amongst the newly built beds at the Reservoir Park Community Garden!Trellis for Tomorrow in partnership with Phoenixville Parks and Rec is updating the Community Garden at Reservoir Park. Join us as we work to distribute soil and compost amongst the newly built beds at Reservoir Park. We're looking for folks who are ready to get their hands dirty and help to spread mulch, shovel soil, and generally get the garden prepped for plantingTools and wheelbarrows will be provided. Gloves will be provided as well but as it may be cold, feel

Veg history is a largely unexamined field that intersects with social reform, sustainability, nurtition, ancient foodways and more.The vegan impulse has motivated groups and movements throughout human history, and it intersects with both the development of social reform and with influential individuals such as Benjamin Franklin, Emmanuel Swedenborg, Louisa May Alcott, Clara Barton, Hypatia, Gandhi, Socrates and Jesus. From 5:00 to 8:00 p.m., this 5-minute talk will be offered at ~10-minute intervals at the AVC as part of our 2023 Campus Philly celebration. Find out why veg history is essential to U.S. education and after attending, get 10% off any

Discover how to choose pollinator plants from the ground up!Powerful Pollinator Plants Saturday, March 4, 10 AM – 12 PM Nicki Achor, Hamilton Fellow, Jenkins Arboretum & Gardens The relationship between flowering plants and insects is much more complex than many people realize. When selecting native plants to create pollinator habitat, it can be tricky to navigate which are best. Discover how to choose pollinator plants from the ground up! Explore the basics of pollination: which insects are considered pollinators, how they select plants to pollinate, and how to support pollinators with the flowers you plant in your garden. Members:

We're inviting you to join our efforts to monitor the quality of water in the Cobbs Creek.Hello Friends, We cordially invite you to join us in our mission to monitor water quality in Cobbs Creek. On the 1st Saturday of every month we collect water samples from the Cobbs Creek, conduct a series of water quality tests, and record the data. We then share the data with the Philadelphia Water Department and the Parks and Rec. We're looking forward to meeting you.

Join us for a day of tree tapping, syrup, candy, games, vendors and more.Join us for our annual Maple Sugar Day. Learn the process of maple sugaring, watch the making of maple candy, and sample pancakes with pure maple syrup. There will also be vendors, food truck, games, and more!NO Registration Required. Stop by to join the fun. Location TBD Photos will be taken of participants during this program for use by the Pennypack Environmental Center and Philadelphia Parks and Recreation. If you wish to opt out, please let us know before the program. City of Philadelphia Covid-19 information at

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The Climate Witness Project presents a brand new video storytelling project.Join the Climate Witness Project for our first ever film screening. In the film we share six stories from the community of Hunting Park. Hunting Park is a community in Philadelphia shaped by environmental injustices, including fossil fuel infrastructure in their neighborhood, few trees, rising temperatures, and a legacy of disinvestment by local authorities. Yet, Hunting Park, is also a community of hopeful climate action showing North American communities how they can find solutions in their own backyards. Hear stories of Hunting Park's advocacy, collaboration, and hope for a brighter,