Araceli Guenther on the FIFA World Cup | ecoWURD Magazine w/ P.O.C. - 7.3.26

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Araceli Guenther is the Board Chair of the Mexican Cultural Center Philadelphia. She joined the show to talk about how the FIFA World Cup is creating new opportunities for Philadelphia's Mexican community. On the eve of Independence Day, we explored how culture, environmental justice, and economic equity intersect, highlighting the importance of building neighborhoods where every community can thrive, be seen, and share in the benefits of global investment.

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