ScreenshotPictured above: Lark wears a For Everyone Collective "Abolition is Creative: 420 Edition Tee" that shows a police car being overgrown by cannabis plants, with the words "Decriminalize. Decarcerate. Repair."After participating in Kevin McGruder’s “Introduction to Social Enterprise” course in Fall of 2023, I asked
A Spin On A Classic - Introduction to Dayton Water Supply & Treatment Before I elaborate further: no, there is no sausage involved or included in any capacity within the work done at the Dayton Water Supply & Treatment (DWST) facility. The only applicable usage is
My experience at the Santa Fe Playhouse has been incredible. The theater is currently in its off season, which means that my job has mainly been working in capital improvements. This entails organizing the various props and costumes the theater uses. I’ve been labeling and measuring
The Antioch School, founded in 1921 by Arthur Morgan (1878-1975) and located in Yellow Springs, Ohio, is the first school in the United States to follow a democratic style of learning, meaning that each student's learning is self-directed, with teachers being there to provide the
The Glen Helen Raptor Center’s mission is to improve the welfare of raptors across Ohio through educating the public about birds of prey, wildlife, and conservation, and through the rehabilitation of injured raptors across Southwestern Ohio. Link While there, I have helped with rehabilitation, clinic, releases,
During the winter term, I have been in a local co-op at the BIPOC Food & Farm Network (BFFN), as part of the Miller Fellowship Program. In this role, I have worked closely with Patty Allen, the founder of BFFN, serving as the organization’s first
My summer as a Conservation Corps Crew Lead with the Rocky Mountain Youth Corps (RMYC) was a transformative experience. It was a stark departure from my urban upbringing and a challenging yet incredibly meaningful adventure that pushed me beyond my comfort zone and solidified my
Last time I went on co-op, I travelled all the way out to Iowa and stayed there for nearly five months. It was lots of fun, but this time, I wanted to stay a little closer to home. I would spend my winter developing my
