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Blog 3 (Local Spotlight): As New Yorkers, we know our city’s landscape isn’t just defined by skyscrapers—it’s also shaped by the people who reclaim and transform its spaces. That’s why the screening of ‘Urban Roots’ at the Museum of Reclaimed Urban Space is a significant event for our local community. MoRUS, with its deep roots in East Village activism, is more than a venue—it’s a living testament to NYC’s history of grassroots change. This screening brings together residents, activists, and anyone passionate about urban sustainability. The film and the following discussion will highlight the impact of local initiatives, inspiring everyone to see how individual actions make a collective difference. In a time when the city’s green spaces and community voices matter more than ever, this event reminds us of our power to shape New York’s future. Join us for a meaningful night that celebrates and galvanizes community action!