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Home/Going Deeper/Fall 2024 Street Roots Dialogues

Fall 2024 Street Roots Dialogues

Here are student summaries of fall 2024 MCJD dialogical surveys with the Street Roots community. Click on any title for details, then return to see all titles.


Inspiring Interactions

Event: Street Roots
Interviewer: Parina

Whom did you interview?

Coffey and George – two vendors

How did your EcoTypes and SDG priorities compare?

Both George and Coffey’s EcoTypes and priorities were quite similar. They leaned towards non-human place, preferred bigger action and had integral knowledge. Their opinions were also quite similar and overall got the EcoType, Earth Action(I).

Similarly, I also got Earth Action(I). What was interesting was that their reasonings behind their choices during the survey depicted their life experiences.

What larger MCJD lessons did you learn?

It was nice to hear from a different perspective what their environmental priorities are and about their life experiences. It also felt like it gave them a sense of equity and inclusion in a world that often disregards their voices. I also learnt that there is no right or wrong answers, rather just different priorities based on the life we lead.


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