#1114: Sophia Sylvester of Brooklyn Flavors

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Features Sophia Sylvester, owner of Brooklyn Flavors a natural skin care company.

 

 

 

 

 

 

#1114: Sophia Sylvester of Brooklyn Flavors

#1113: Eva Radke of Film Biz Recycling

Eva-Radke-Film-Biz-Recycling-The-Many-Shades-of-GreenFeatures Eva Radke, founder and Executive Director or Film Biz Recycling.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

#1113: Eva Radke of Film Biz Recycling

#1109: Erika Brenner & Jessica Leinwand

Food-360-Logo-The-Many-Shades-Of-GreenFeatures Youth Program Manager Jessica Leinwand, Farm & Educational Coordinator Erika Brenner, and students of Food 360, a farm-to-fork job training program that is a collaboration between Family Cook Productionsand Dekalb Farm in downtown Brooklyn.

 

#1109: Erika Brenner & Jessica Leinwand

#1108: Melissa Ennen of the Commons Brooklyn

Melissa-Ennen-The-Commons-Brooklyn-The-Many-Shades-of-GreenFeatures Melissa Ennen, founder of Foodshed Market and The Commons Brooklyn community and educational center in Boerum Hill, Brooklyn.

 

 

#1108: Melissa Ennen of the Commons Brooklyn

#1105: Tamara Greenfield of Fourth Arts Block

Tamara-Greenfield-Fourth-Arts-Block-The-Many-Shades-of-GreenFeatures Tamara Greenfield, Executive Director of Fourth Arts Block. We discuss how FABnyc works to preserve the arts via development of cultural space that is sustainable, affordable and vibrant. Fourth Arts Block is a model program that interconnects culture, community and sustainability, and works to keep artists from being displaced from the communities they helped build.

#1105: Tamara Greenfield of Fourth Arts Block

#1103: Marilyn Gelber of the Brooklyn Community Foundation

Marilyn-Gelber-Brooklyn-Community-Foundation-The-Many-Shades-of-GreenFeatures Marilyn Gelber, President of the Brooklyn Community Foundation. She talks about the role of the Foundation, which is to improve the lives of Brooklynites by investing in the people and organizations that understand local needs. This is done by education and by making grants both on a small and large scale to encourage the entrepreneurial spirit of the people of Brooklyn.

#1103: Marilyn Gelber of the Brooklyn Community Foundation