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Californians Looking for Threads of Hope and Connection

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A group of people dig and turn over a large compost pile.
Frontline health care workers gather at Te Kwe A'naa Warep farm on Jan. 30, 2022, to help remove invasive ivy from the riparian corridor. 'It helps compost our grief, to doctor each other around what we've seen and witnessed during the pandemic, and to reconnect to land as a source of healing,' said Rupa Marya, a project organizer. (Courtesy of Rupa Marya)

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