• Echoes of Coconut Grove: Dr. Valerie L. Patterson on Race, Risk, & Resilience

  • Apr 15 2024
  • Length: 41 mins
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Echoes of Coconut Grove: Dr. Valerie L. Patterson on Race, Risk, & Resilience

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  • Join us as we explore the story of Race, Risk, and Resilience in Coconut Grove with Dr. Valerie L. Patterson, ‘CfJ’ Co-Organizer and Director of FlU’s African and African Diaspora, on this episode of The ‘Commons for Justice' Podcast. Dr. Patterson brings the vibrant spirit of Coconut Grove to life, sharing its legacy through the lens of race, identity, and the untold stories about the community's past and present resilience. Dr. Patterson's artistic and academic fusion inspires a journey toward a more empathetic and inclusive society. Join us for this enlightening dialogue that stitches together history, community, art, and hope.


    FIU ‘CfJ’: https://commonsforjustice.fiu.edu/

    Learn More about Dr. Valerie L. Patterson:

    https://sipa.fiu.edu/people/faculty/public-policy-and-administration/patterson.valerie.html


    Guest: Dr. Valerie L. Patterson

    Creator, Host, Executive Producer: Genai Witter

    Associate Producer: Andrea Fonseca

    Editor: Julian Davis

    Editor: Victoria Fonseca


    *Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed in every episode of “The ‘Commons for Justice’ Podcast” do not reflect the official policy of FIU.
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