Our gatherings are most often intergenerational. While many of the programs are youth centered, the presence and care of all of our community members offers transformational and collective support. Through nurturing our care and connection, we are able to move deeper into our mending and change making together.

The land as space holder; the forest, streams, springs, fields and more-than-human kin. The land is our gathering space, as well as our ever-evolving community space and outdoor kitchen. From gatherings, knowledge shares, cooking and meals, refuge/respite for beings, it is our space to connect, create, grow, learn/unlearn, organize and be.

Sharing knowledge is an act of listening, presence, and storytelling. Our knowledge shares give space for learning from the land and beings of this land. It also offers ways for us to share non-hierarchically, shifting us away from teacher as knowledge holder and into collective acknowledgement of our experiences and growth.