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On July 23rd, we hosted Joe Troop, who is part of a band called Che Apalache. This bluegrass band incorporates Latin American styles into their music, as well as themes of social justice.

Qachuu Aloom (‘Mother Earth’) works in Guatemala and was recently featured in an article in the Guardian on the resurgence of amaranth and how transformative it can be.

The 2020-21 school year was one of intentional change, as we devoted more time to social emotional learning and saw tremendous academic growth.

We’ve been thinking lately, “how do we rouse the spirit when it is dormant, hiding, afraid?” The need for emotional healing is urgent now.

The Community of Servant Leaders (CSL) is a cohort of practitioners who have completed servant leadership courses with the Center for Sharing.

A name says a lot about the vision, mission, and purpose of an organization, not to mention the ambience of the actual building!

Tierra Nativa works across generations to revive and preserve traditional Tarahumara language and practices.

During our last meeting, one of our scholars shared their excitement about getting mental health help. We sat down with them to learn more about their journey.

At a recent meeting, our Board approved over $500,000 in relief for our partners in India. These funds, although a drop in the proverbial bucket, will go to GRAVIS, Headfirst Development, NOMI Network, Opportunity International, and World Vision.