From elder storytelling circles to youth mentorship pipelines — every generation has a role, a voice, and a pathway to contribute.
A structured framework guiding young people through phases of learning, contribution, and leadership.
Ages 10–14 · Discovery
Land walks, legacy story lessons, basic stewardship skills, and introduction to the family archives and history.
Ages 14–18 · Application
Filming and storytelling, garden and agroforestry work, workshop assistance, and becoming mentors for younger youth.
Ages 18–25 · Ownership
Project leadership roles, paid internships and stipends, youth seats in Family Council, and cultural program design.
Our cornerstone event celebrating storytelling, food, land, and intergenerational connection through tours, interviews, and youth showcases.
Hands-on opportunities for the community to connect with the land through trail work, planting, cleanup, and seasonal projects.
An immersive week of elder-led story circles, youth classes, and cultural arts workshops dedicated to history and heritage.
Structured audio and video recordings preserving life history, land memories, cultural teachings, and stories of hardship and triumph.
Regular, facilitated events where elders share oral histories and wisdom with younger family and community members.
Year-round educational engagement through field trips, environmental education, and internship opportunities with local schools.
Whether you want to volunteer, partner with us, or bring your skills to the land — there’s a place for you.