Platform for Indigenous stories, refugees bring Spanish villages to life, kitchen farming in the US

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In today’s edition of Squirrel News, we’re talking about a new geo-storytelling platform bringing Indigenous voices to the world, an NGO welcoming refugees to depopulated Spanish towns, and a kitchen farming project helping out-of-work chefs reconnect with their food.
A new geo-storytelling platform is bringing Indigenous voices to the world
Source: Mongabay
An NGO is helping welcome refugees to small Spanish towns suffering from depopulation
Source: The Guardian
A police force in Tucson is leading the way in mental health training
Source: The Philadelphia Citizen
Cities in the US are beginning to treat homelessness as a public health issue rather than a housing problem
Source: The Philadelphia Citizen
The Dutch city of Arnhem is redrawing its layout in order to prevent and cope with the effects of climate change
Source: The Guardian
A bus stop in Seoul has adopted a high-tech approach to battling COVID-19
Source: Medical Xpress
An educational entrepreneur has developed an app which gamifies education for children
Source: Global Citizen
Researchers have partially restored consciousness in a man who has been in a vegetative state for 15 years
Source: Futurism
Two Beluga white whales have been rescued from a Shanghai aquarium and flown to a sanctuary in Iceland
Source: Fempositive
A kitchen farming project is helping unemployed line cooks to grow their own food
Source: Treehugger