By LEE CLARK, age 12 We took a trip to Governors Island to talk to and learn about several different organizations there. We interviewed representatives of Flux Factory, Billion Oyster Project, Climate Imaginarium, KODA, Extinction Rebellion and the NYC Climate Writers Collective. All of these groups were part of Governors Island Arts’ annual Organizations in …
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