Dominique Miller

This article is part of the Under the Lens series In this series, we'll examine the state of the community development field, the challenges and tensions it faces, and some promising approaches to this work. When Kathy Yancey-Temple learned there was a bus tour of North Memphis that didn’t stop in Douglass, the historic Black neighborhood that has been her lifelong home, she was flabbergasted.

The activity was led by the Coastal Underwater Resource Management Actions (CURMA) or Project CURMA.Project CURMA is an environmental conservation program that protects sea turtles from poachers and other predators.View this post on Instagram A post shared by Nique Miller | Surfer (@nique_miller) Project CURMA later replied to her.Project CURMA on February 8 posted a photo of Taoka that showed her holding a container of sea turtles before they were released to their natural habitat.