So could you talk about what what does flooding look like in your neighborhood and why did you want to be a part of this?

Yeah, sure.

So flooding in my neighborhood is really, really bad.

I actually stay on the street of Nora Narva Library, and I'm very proud of it.

Nora Narva is actually the first public library in New Orleans to allow colored folks to be there.

So it's quite historical.

And it was a resource for me as a child.

Trinity, as a member of the cohort, like what was it like for you working with incarcerated people on this? Were there any perspectives or ideas that they offered that those of us who are on the outside might not think of?