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The "We Outside" podcast logo features a silhouette of a Black woman with natural hair and headwrap against a vibrant orange and blue sunset background. The WYSO Public Radio series amplifies voices of people of color in outdoor spaces, exploring stories of resilience, restoration, and representation for mental wellness and community connection.
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How Dayton teens are making a local park more accessible

By Trae Grace
Published July 15, 2026 at 7:55 AM EDT
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Five young men in work gloves stand together in a wooded area, gathered around one person holding something small in a gloved hand.
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Students in the Dunbar Urban Agriculture group are pictured from left: Emmanuel Museveni, Jamal Washington, JaMarcus Powers, Carmello Blackford-Hagler and Bryce Nelson.

On this week's episode of We Outside, I spoke with a group of teens from the Dunbar Urban Agriculture program about the work they're doing to create walkways and bridges at Highview Hills Park in Dayton.

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Trae Grace
Trae Grace grew up in a radio station in Detroit where her father, Gene Elzy, was music director and had a jazz and blues music program.
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