It's all about the FUN-DAMENTALS! This customizable workshop considers the importance of biologically-rich soil and its role in human health. And let's celebrate the good news: Life is working brilliantly, at all times, with an intelligent design, so that everything thrives! There are magnificent mechanisms working in our favor for the soul purpose of growth. We are deeply and sweetly interconnected.

Much of earth's most intricate and interesting activity takes place beyond the range of our naked eye. For example, micro-organisms in the soil are responsible for healthy plants. Human beings depend on healthy plants to survive. Likewise, ideas and images planted in our minds become the fabric of society. Our stories inform the tone of voice we use as we move through the world. In an ailing culture, it is our shared responsibility to take an active approach to composting our scraps, and stewarding our richest natural resources such that families and communities may flourish.

WORDS & WORMS offers one of a billion points of departure for discovery and discussion.
With creative exploration as our guide, we'll write-by-hand in hand-built journals, and familiarize ourselves with the habitats, habits, and personal preferences of worms (they're among our very best friends).

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Meet the Facilitators

Gina Tang

Gina is a mother, freelance content writer, and advocate for creative literacy. She claims that embodied, expressive,  "regenerative" writing has the power to save lives, and her mission is to see hand-writing (especially cursive) centered as an essential outlet for mental, physical, and social development. Gina believes most academic subjects take their strongest place in the great outdoors, in direct reference and connection to living systems. She also loves sharing music and poetry with her handpan drum.

AB Nevarez

AB has 35 years of experience producing community events with a focus on music, art, and education. With Duomo Gardens as an example, he teaches kids and adults from all walks of life about "terrain tending" and "soil stewarding," while promoting urban farms and gardens. AB also works with kids’ fundamental motor skills to improve physical literacy and coordination. His goal is to create environments that propel health and wellness, while having lots of fun!

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