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Ericka Williams Rodriguez Talks about Race, Sustainability, and Kids (CCW #6)

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Ericka Williams Rodriguez currently resides at Little Flower Catholic Worker, a sustainable farm in Virginia. Some of her work includes raising children,…

Ericka Williams Rodriguez currently resides at Little Flower Catholic Worker, a sustainable farm in Virginia. Some of her work includes raising children, supporting micro solar development in Puerto Rico, and running Serenity Solidarity -a charitable organization that supports BIPOC communities with a particular focus on land. You can read about her recent trip to Puerto Rico here:

Living Energy Farm Serenity Puerto Rico Solar Trip

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Coffee with Catholic Workers is a podcast by and about Catholic Workers. Every two weeks, join Lydia Wong and Theo Kayser for a conversation with some of their favorite Catholic Worker folk. Special thanks to sound engineer Chris of Bloomington, IN.

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