Getting to know these folks was inspiring for me. Through the Climate & Grizzly Corps programs they learn a lot of skills in one year AND contribute in different ways to building resilience in our communities. We were so inspired that we (through our non-profit Rahus Institute) applied to host several Climate Corps Fellows for the coming year with ideas to create space for local students to work on community connected projects. Alas, the program was hit with cuts at the federal level, which partially funds the CA program. Encouraged by working with these current fellows, we'll keep exploring ways to build resilience in our community engaging all generations. To learn more about the Sebastopol Carbon Conversations series at the Grange, visit this site https://rahus.org/scc/
Getting to know these folks was inspiring for me. Through the Climate & Grizzly Corps programs they learn a lot of skills in one year AND contribute in different ways to building resilience in our communities. We were so inspired that we (through our non-profit Rahus Institute) applied to host several Climate Corps Fellows for the coming year with ideas to create space for local students to work on community connected projects. Alas, the program was hit with cuts at the federal level, which partially funds the CA program. Encouraged by working with these current fellows, we'll keep exploring ways to build resilience in our community engaging all generations. To learn more about the Sebastopol Carbon Conversations series at the Grange, visit this site https://rahus.org/scc/
thanks,
Tor