The Wildfire, Floods, and Forestry: Increasing Soil Resilience through Ecosystem Collaboration event is committed to supporting access to community centered education and making access to this event, space and resources financially accessible.

Event cost reflects the real-world cost of providing meals, snacks, sustainable utilities, event space, lodging, gear and travel costs.

Generously donating is encouraged to directly support attendees who are unable to pay these costs due to life circumstances, financial hardship and systemic oppression that may inhibit their economic opportunity to educational opportunities in collaboration with researchers, institutions and community engaged forums.

Donations help support access to this space and event for underserved communities.

Consider contributing less if you:

are a person who experiences discrimination and/or violence related to systematic oppression
have medical expenses, been denied work, or experience discrimination related to ableism
are eligible for public assistance
have immigration-related expenses
are a sex worker who experiences occupational discrimination (personal or legislative)
are an unpaid community organizer
are a returning citizen who has been denied work due to incarceration history
are supporting children or have other dependents

Consider contributing more if you:

own the home you live in
have investments, retirement accounts, or inherited money
travel recreationally
have access to family money and resources in times of need
work part time by choice
have a relatively high degree of earning power due to level of education, gender privilege, racial privilege, class background, etc.

Your generous support and contributions to the Wildfire, Floods, and Forestry: Increasing Soil Resilience through Ecosystem Collaboration event promote equity, access to collaborative research and support the resilient communities of those impacted by Wildfires. The list above is adapted from the sliding scale explanation from the clothing company Black Borders.

The Wildfire, Floods, and Forestry: Increasing Soil Resilience through Ecosystem Collaboration event is committed to supporting access to community centered education and making access to this event, space and resources financially accessible.

Event cost reflects the real-world cost of providing meals, snacks, sustainable utilities, event space, lodging, gear and travel costs.

Generously donating is encouraged to directly support attendees who are unable to pay these costs due to life circumstances, financial hardship and systemic oppression that may inhibit their economic opportunity to educational opportunities in collaboration with researchers, institutions and community engaged forums.

Donations help support access to this space and event for underserved communities.

Consider contributing less if you:

are a person who experiences discrimination and/or violence related to systematic oppression
have medical expenses, been denied work, or experience discrimination related to ableism
are eligible for public assistance
have immigration-related expenses
are a sex worker who experiences occupational discrimination (personal or legislative)
are an unpaid community organizer
are a returning citizen who has been denied work due to incarceration history
are supporting children or have other dependents

Consider contributing more if you:

own the home you live in
have investments, retirement accounts, or inherited money
travel recreationally
have access to family money and resources in times of need
work part time by choice
have a relatively high degree of earning power due to level of education, gender privilege, racial privilege, class background, etc.

Your generous support and contributions to the Wildfire, Floods, and Forestry: Increasing Soil Resilience through Ecosystem Collaboration event promote equity, access to collaborative research and support the resilient communities of those impacted by Wildfires. The list above is adapted from the sliding scale explanation from the clothing company Black Borders.

The Wildfire, Floods, and Forestry: Increasing Soil Resilience through Ecosystem Collaboration event is committed to supporting access to community centered education and making access to this event, space and resources financially accessible.

Event cost reflects the real-world cost of providing meals, snacks, sustainable utilities, event space, lodging, gear and travel costs.

Generously donating is encouraged to directly support attendees who are unable to pay these costs due to life circumstances, financial hardship and systemic oppression that may inhibit their economic opportunity to educational opportunities in collaboration with researchers, institutions and community engaged forums.

Donations help support access to this space and event for underserved communities.

Consider contributing less if you:

are a person who experiences discrimination and/or violence related to systematic oppression
have medical expenses, been denied work, or experience discrimination related to ableism
are eligible for public assistance
have immigration-related expenses
are a sex worker who experiences occupational discrimination (personal or legislative)
are an unpaid community organizer
are a returning citizen who has been denied work due to incarceration history
are supporting children or have other dependents

Consider contributing more if you:

own the home you live in
have investments, retirement accounts, or inherited money
travel recreationally
have access to family money and resources in times of need
work part time by choice
have a relatively high degree of earning power due to level of education, gender privilege, racial privilege, class background, etc.

Your generous support and contributions to the Wildfire, Floods, and Forestry: Increasing Soil Resilience through Ecosystem Collaboration event promote equity, access to collaborative research and support the resilient communities of those impacted by Wildfires. The list above is adapted from the sliding scale explanation from the clothing company Black Borders.

The Wildfire, Floods, and Forestry: Increasing Soil Resilience through Ecosystem Collaboration event is committed to supporting access to community centered education and making access to this event, space and resources financially accessible.

Event cost reflects the real-world cost of providing meals, snacks, sustainable utilities, event space, lodging, gear and travel costs.

Generously donating is encouraged to directly support attendees who are unable to pay these costs due to life circumstances, financial hardship and systemic oppression that may inhibit their economic opportunity to educational opportunities in collaboration with researchers, institutions and community engaged forums.

Donations help support access to this space and event for underserved communities.

Consider contributing less if you:

are a person who experiences discrimination and/or violence related to systematic oppression
have medical expenses, been denied work, or experience discrimination related to ableism
are eligible for public assistance
have immigration-related expenses
are a sex worker who experiences occupational discrimination (personal or legislative)
are an unpaid community organizer
are a returning citizen who has been denied work due to incarceration history
are supporting children or have other dependents

Consider contributing more if you:

own the home you live in
have investments, retirement accounts, or inherited money
travel recreationally
have access to family money and resources in times of need
work part time by choice
have a relatively high degree of earning power due to level of education, gender privilege, racial privilege, class background, etc.

Your generous support and contributions to the Wildfire, Floods, and Forestry: Increasing Soil Resilience through Ecosystem Collaboration event promote equity, access to collaborative research and support the resilient communities of those impacted by Wildfires. The list above is adapted from the sliding scale explanation from the clothing company Black Borders.

The Wildfire, Floods, and Forestry: Increasing Soil Resilience through Ecosystem Collaboration event is committed to supporting access to community centered education and making access to this event, space and resources financially accessible.

Event cost reflects the real-world cost of providing meals, snacks, sustainable utilities, event space, lodging, gear and travel costs.

Generously donating is encouraged to directly support attendees who are unable to pay these costs due to life circumstances, financial hardship and systemic oppression that may inhibit their economic opportunity to educational opportunities in collaboration with researchers, institutions and community engaged forums.

Donations help support access to this space and event for underserved communities.

Consider contributing less if you:

are a person who experiences discrimination and/or violence related to systematic oppression
have medical expenses, been denied work, or experience discrimination related to ableism
are eligible for public assistance
have immigration-related expenses
are a sex worker who experiences occupational discrimination (personal or legislative)
are an unpaid community organizer
are a returning citizen who has been denied work due to incarceration history
are supporting children or have other dependents

Consider contributing more if you:

own the home you live in
have investments, retirement accounts, or inherited money
travel recreationally
have access to family money and resources in times of need
work part time by choice
have a relatively high degree of earning power due to level of education, gender privilege, racial privilege, class background, etc.

Your generous support and contributions to the Wildfire, Floods, and Forestry: Increasing Soil Resilience through Ecosystem Collaboration event promote equity, access to collaborative research and support the resilient communities of those impacted by Wildfires. The list above is adapted from the sliding scale explanation from the clothing company Black Borders.

The Wildfire, Floods, and Forestry: Increasing Soil Resilience through Ecosystem Collaboration event is committed to supporting access to community centered education and making access to this event, space and resources financially accessible.

Event cost reflects the real-world cost of providing meals, snacks, sustainable utilities, event space, lodging, gear and travel costs.

Generously donating is encouraged to directly support attendees who are unable to pay these costs due to life circumstances, financial hardship and systemic oppression that may inhibit their economic opportunity to educational opportunities in collaboration with researchers, institutions and community engaged forums.

Donations help support access to this space and event for underserved communities.

Consider contributing less if you:

are a person who experiences discrimination and/or violence related to systematic oppression
have medical expenses, been denied work, or experience discrimination related to ableism
are eligible for public assistance
have immigration-related expenses
are a sex worker who experiences occupational discrimination (personal or legislative)
are an unpaid community organizer
are a returning citizen who has been denied work due to incarceration history
are supporting children or have other dependents

Consider contributing more if you:

own the home you live in
have investments, retirement accounts, or inherited money
travel recreationally
have access to family money and resources in times of need
work part time by choice
have a relatively high degree of earning power due to level of education, gender privilege, racial privilege, class background, etc.

Your generous support and contributions to the Wildfire, Floods, and Forestry: Increasing Soil Resilience through Ecosystem Collaboration event promote equity, access to collaborative research and support the resilient communities of those impacted by Wildfires. The list above is adapted from the sliding scale explanation from the clothing company Black Borders.

The Wildfire, Floods, and Forestry: Increasing Soil Resilience through Ecosystem Collaboration event is committed to supporting access to community centered education and making access to this event, space and resources financially accessible.

Event cost reflects the real-world cost of providing meals, snacks, sustainable utilities, event space, lodging, gear and travel costs.

Generously donating is encouraged to directly support attendees who are unable to pay these costs due to life circumstances, financial hardship and systemic oppression that may inhibit their economic opportunity to educational opportunities in collaboration with researchers, institutions and community engaged forums.

Donations help support access to this space and event for underserved communities.

Consider contributing less if you:

are a person who experiences discrimination and/or violence related to systematic oppression
have medical expenses, been denied work, or experience discrimination related to ableism
are eligible for public assistance
have immigration-related expenses
are a sex worker who experiences occupational discrimination (personal or legislative)
are an unpaid community organizer
are a returning citizen who has been denied work due to incarceration history
are supporting children or have other dependents

Consider contributing more if you:

own the home you live in
have investments, retirement accounts, or inherited money
travel recreationally
have access to family money and resources in times of need
work part time by choice
have a relatively high degree of earning power due to level of education, gender privilege, racial privilege, class background, etc.

Your generous support and contributions to the Wildfire, Floods, and Forestry: Increasing Soil Resilience through Ecosystem Collaboration event promote equity, access to collaborative research and support the resilient communities of those impacted by Wildfires. The list above is adapted from the sliding scale explanation from the clothing company Black Borders.

The Wildfire, Floods, and Forestry: Increasing Soil Resilience through Ecosystem Collaboration event is committed to supporting access to community centered education and making access to this event, space and resources financially accessible.

Event cost reflects the real-world cost of providing meals, snacks, sustainable utilities, event space, lodging, gear and travel costs.

Generously donating is encouraged to directly support attendees who are unable to pay these costs due to life circumstances, financial hardship and systemic oppression that may inhibit their economic opportunity to educational opportunities in collaboration with researchers, institutions and community engaged forums.

Donations help support access to this space and event for underserved communities.

Consider contributing less if you:

are a person who experiences discrimination and/or violence related to systematic oppression
have medical expenses, been denied work, or experience discrimination related to ableism
are eligible for public assistance
have immigration-related expenses
are a sex worker who experiences occupational discrimination (personal or legislative)
are an unpaid community organizer
are a returning citizen who has been denied work due to incarceration history
are supporting children or have other dependents

Consider contributing more if you:

own the home you live in
have investments, retirement accounts, or inherited money
travel recreationally
have access to family money and resources in times of need
work part time by choice
have a relatively high degree of earning power due to level of education, gender privilege, racial privilege, class background, etc.

Your generous support and contributions to the Wildfire, Floods, and Forestry: Increasing Soil Resilience through Ecosystem Collaboration event promote equity, access to collaborative research and support the resilient communities of those impacted by Wildfires. The list above is adapted from the sliding scale explanation from the clothing company Black Borders.

The Wildfire, Floods, and Forestry: Increasing Soil Resilience through Ecosystem Collaboration event is committed to supporting access to community centered education and making access to this event, space and resources financially accessible.

Event cost reflects the real-world cost of providing meals, snacks, sustainable utilities, event space, lodging, gear and travel costs.

Generously donating is encouraged to directly support attendees who are unable to pay these costs due to life circumstances, financial hardship and systemic oppression that may inhibit their economic opportunity to educational opportunities in collaboration with researchers, institutions and community engaged forums.

Donations help support access to this space and event for underserved communities.

Consider contributing less if you:

are a person who experiences discrimination and/or violence related to systematic oppression
have medical expenses, been denied work, or experience discrimination related to ableism
are eligible for public assistance
have immigration-related expenses
are a sex worker who experiences occupational discrimination (personal or legislative)
are an unpaid community organizer
are a returning citizen who has been denied work due to incarceration history
are supporting children or have other dependents

Consider contributing more if you:

own the home you live in
have investments, retirement accounts, or inherited money
travel recreationally
have access to family money and resources in times of need
work part time by choice
have a relatively high degree of earning power due to level of education, gender privilege, racial privilege, class background, etc.

Your generous support and contributions to the Wildfire, Floods, and Forestry: Increasing Soil Resilience through Ecosystem Collaboration event promote equity, access to collaborative research and support the resilient communities of those impacted by Wildfires. The list above is adapted from the sliding scale explanation from the clothing company Black Borders.

The Wildfire, Floods, and Forestry: Increasing Soil Resilience through Ecosystem Collaboration event is committed to supporting access to community centered education and making access to this event, space and resources financially accessible.

Event cost reflects the real-world cost of providing meals, snacks, sustainable utilities, event space, lodging, gear and travel costs.

Generously donating is encouraged to directly support attendees who are unable to pay these costs due to life circumstances, financial hardship and systemic oppression that may inhibit their economic opportunity to educational opportunities in collaboration with researchers, institutions and community engaged forums.

Donations help support access to this space and event for underserved communities.

Consider contributing less if you:

are a person who experiences discrimination and/or violence related to systematic oppression
have medical expenses, been denied work, or experience discrimination related to ableism
are eligible for public assistance
have immigration-related expenses
are a sex worker who experiences occupational discrimination (personal or legislative)
are an unpaid community organizer
are a returning citizen who has been denied work due to incarceration history
are supporting children or have other dependents

Consider contributing more if you:

own the home you live in
have investments, retirement accounts, or inherited money
travel recreationally
have access to family money and resources in times of need
work part time by choice
have a relatively high degree of earning power due to level of education, gender privilege, racial privilege, class background, etc.

Your generous support and contributions to the Wildfire, Floods, and Forestry: Increasing Soil Resilience through Ecosystem Collaboration event promote equity, access to collaborative research and support the resilient communities of those impacted by Wildfires. The list above is adapted from the sliding scale explanation from the clothing company Black Borders.

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