Its easier to see inherent truth in a documentary
Angel Rojas '25, Aidan Hilaire '26, Zeke Fairley '25, and Abby Rhodes '24 spent their summer recording in and around Mexico City, supported by a $10,000 Projects for Peace award. Their film aims to uplift the voices of communities most impacted by climate change and water scarcity and runs as a journalistic project in parallel with a $1.5 million multidisciplinary climate change research study funded by the National Science Foundation and led by Tim Downs, professor in the Department of Sustainability and Social Justice (SSJ) and the study's principal investigator.
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