Tania Darbouze

In this season finale of Collective Language, host Yailenne is joined by Tania Darbouze, a local New Yorker with Haitian roots, for an in-depth discussion on culture, community care, and the impact of gentrification on Brooklyn's neighborhoods.Tania shares her journey growing up in Brooklyn, highlighting how her Haitian heritage influences her practice of herbalism and her approach to community care. Together, they explore how the city's rapid changes have affected both the social fabric and the personal connections within their local communities.Tune in to hear a powerful conversation about the intersection of cultural identity, wellness, and urban transformation. Stay tuned for Season 3 next year!

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