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Learning About Sacred Keepers Sustainability Lab’s Youth Initiatives

By  Steve Bynum
   

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COVID-19 is pushing the world’s young people to explore how systemic racism and the environment intersect.

Reset’s Sustainability Contributor, Karen Weigert, welcomes Toni Anderson of Sacred Keepers Sustainability Lab for a conversation about its “COVID/Black” initiative.

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Karen Weigert, vice president at Slipstream; former chief sustainability officer for the City of Chicago

Toni Anderson, president and founding executive director, Sacred Keepers Sustainability Lab

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