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Environmental justice starts at home, says Shayla Zimmerman. A Detroit flood started her career trajectory.

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Shayla Zimmerman, environmental advocate since 15, focuses on community organizing and nonprofit empowerment. Meet Planet Detroit’s 2025 Neighborhood Reporters in this Q&A series, written by Neighborhood Reporters.
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Environmental justice starts at home, says Shayla Zimmerman. A Detroit flood started her career trajectory.

Shayla Zimmerman, environmental advocate since 15, focuses on community organizing and nonprofit empowerment. Meet Planet Detroit’s 2025 Neighborhood Reporters in this Q&A series, written by Neighborhood Reporters.

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