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Beth develops partnerships and field-based agro-ecology, Japanese cultural immersion and experiential education opportunities for Antioch students. Recent community-engaged opportunities have included a mud oven design-build, seed school, and fermentation workshops. She has led student trips to Seed-Saver Exchange and The Land Institute. In 2017, she designed a four-college residency with the Rich Earth Institute, during which students built a prototype urine-diverting compost toilet and learned about human nutrient recapture and in 2016 offered Ohayo-Ohio: an eight day Japanese symposium of 30 workshops, presentations, and films. She maintains relationships with alumni and partners in New England, California, Japan and Colorado. Current interests include basket-making, indigo shibori, soap-making, biodynamic agriculture and "mending as resistance".My Work
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