“Toward the end of last year, a friend of ours had to call the ambulance,” says Karina E. Cerda Aguirre, Bilingual Youth Programs Coordinator and Community Supports Associate at LIFRC. “They ended up OK, but it got the whole Spanish speaking community talking about what we might do in the case of a real emergency.” […]
Have you ever walked upon the muddy banks of an ocean estuary during low tide and noticed little dimples or donut sized holes in the smooth surface of the shore? Together with our Community Partners, KWIAHT: Center for the Historical Ecology of the Salish Sea, participants of the Middle School After School program and their
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