Send us a textIn this inspiring episode of Reimagined Energy, we sit down with Kiah and Kitana from Hope Blooms, a youth-led organization transforming how communities think about sustainability, energy, and innovation.From their beginnings on an abandoned plot of land in Halifax’s north end, Hope Blooms has grown into a hub for social enterprise, STEM education, and environmental leadership. Kiah and Kitana share how their Green Labs program introduces kids as young as six to renewable energy, composting, and ecological science—fostering curiosity and climate literacy in African Nova Scotian youth.Key Takeaways:🌱 Youth-Led Innovation with Community ImpactHope Blooms began on an abandoned lot and has grown into a youth-driven force for change—providing scholarships, designing ocean-cleaning tech, and creating real opportunities for African Nova Scotian youth.🔆 A Decade of Solar-Powered SustainabilityFor over 10 years, Hope Blooms has operated on solar energy, including a solar-powered music studio and a solar tracker that gives back to the grid.🌍 Hands-On Environmental EducationThrough programs like Green Labs, youth gain real-world experience in sustainability and environmental science, preparing the next generation of changemakers.💡 Bold Visions for the FutureWith plans to upgrade rainwater systems and expand growing spaces, Hope Blooms continues to dream big, proving that innovation, community, and climate action go hand in hand.Chapters:02:21 Green Labs: Educating Youth on Sustainability 04:15 Innovative Ideas from Youth Science Fairs 06:38 The Solar Powered Music Studio Project 08:06 The Solar Tracker and Its Impact 10:28 Future Plans for Hope BloomsThanks for listening. Would you like to be a sponsor, partner, or guest? Visit reimaginedenergy.com

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