The TEARS program wraps up its first year with exciting updates! The website now features new photos and four resident interviews, sharing stories of creativity, growth, and off-grid challenges. Join our end-of-year community call on Dec 6th at 12 PM MST to reflect and plan for 2025. We’re exploring fundraising via Artizen and planning next year’s schedule, starting in March. Interested in attending or helping with on-site projects? Let me know—big things are on the horizon!

A spring update on recent activities: OOFKAUU reboot, CCR research, TEARS announcement

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