Monthly Archives: July 2022

In two days, I will move out of my apartment and leave Columbus for an indefinite period of time. It feels strange leaving a place where I experienced so much personal, professional, and intellectual growth, but I am incredibly excited … Continue reading →

The Sustainable Business Directory holds 625 businesses and 105 organizations at the end of week 8. It is rewarding to see all the hard work coming together as we approach the end of the summer. Something that I have not … Continue reading →

This week was very conducive in my education on how to advocate for others effectively. At this week’s Learning Session, we had the opportunity to hear from Nick Jones, the Director of Healthy Neighborhoods Healthy Families, and Tracey Najera, the … Continue reading →

Following the previous week, Week 8 consisted of more camp preparation, along with a gallery installation and a final project. As the second session of Camp Creativity began the following week, I moved into the bulk of preparation. I sent … Continue reading →

Week 7 of my fellowship at the McConnell Arts Center involved a variety of projects and preparation. I began the week finishing up my survey and evaluation project which I began a few weeks prior. This project consisted of analysis … Continue reading →

This week I came home from spending the week with my family, and we got right back into the swing of things. It was quite a busy week! This week was Lesson 3 of our Kindness Corps program in Session … Continue reading →

Week 7 was another week of building the Sustainable Business Directory and we are now up to 575 businesses in the directory. Simply Living founder, Chuck Lynd, helped get a few more possible listings from like minded organizations. The first … Continue reading →

I have some different scenery this week while I’m working. This week is my annual family vacation in North Carolina, so I was able to start a week early at Seeds of Caring back in late May to ensure I … Continue reading →

At Ohio Humanities this week, we jumped head-first into the process of creating an entirely new audience for Lumen, a yearly publication published by Ohio Humanities, because the very first edition is coming out this autumn. Based on the the … Continue reading →