<a target="_blank" href="https://www.buzzsprout.com/twilio/text_messages/1846816/open_sms">Send a text</a><div>Claudia and Erandi Flores Bucio, are both youth Purhepecha activists, raised in South King County.  They co-founded Auburn Youth United and are currently youth program coordinators for Ireta Purhepecha.  Together they reflect on past experiences in their upbringing and advocacy.  </div>

Send a textClaudia and Erandi Flores Bucio, are both youth Purhepecha activists, raised in South King County. They co-founded Auburn Youth United and are currently youth program coordinators for Ireta Purhepecha. Together they reflect on past experiences in their upbringing and advocacy.

<a href="https://www.buzzsprout.com/twilio/text_messages/1846816/open_sms" rel="noopener noreferrer">Send a text</a>Claudia and Erandi Flores Bucio, are both youth Purhepecha activists, raised in South King County.&nbsp; They co-founded Auburn Youth United and are currently youth program coordinators for Ireta Purhepecha.&nbsp; Together they reflect on past experiences in their upbringing and advocacy.&nbsp;

The Purhepecha Sister Duo

Where Roses Grow-&nbsp; A podcast spotlighting the roses in Muckleshoot Land, known as Auburn, Washington. The roses seen in this project, are those who in the past or presently engage with anti-racism work and community organizing in Auburn. This platform combines contemporary forms of storytelling while honoring the traditional ways of teaching by expressing lived experiences and allowing for a collective narrative to be conveyed.&nbsp; Where Roses Grow is hosted by Erandy Flores-Bucio, a Purhepecha in the diaspora who grew up in South King County, she is currently a student at the University of Washington and a member of the collective Ireta Purhepecha.&nbsp;

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Where Roses Grow-  A podcast spotlighting the roses in Muckleshoot Land, known as Auburn, Washington. The roses seen in this project, are those who in the past or presently engage with anti-racism work and community organizing in Auburn. This platform combines contemporary forms of storytelling while honoring the traditional ways of teaching by expressing lived experiences and allowing for a collective narrative to be conveyed.  Where Roses Grow is hosted by Erandy Flores-Bucio, a Purhepecha in the diaspora who grew up in South King County, she is currently a student at the University of Washington and a member of the collective Ireta Purhepecha. 

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