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The possibility of the project is for people to connect with animals by engaging with sanctuaries

My community project revolves around creating a website and database that shares information about sanctuaries and makes it easy to find a sanctuary near you.

With other programmers and friends, we are/have scrapped 100+ sanctuaries.

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Co-creating am APP with other coaches. Excited to have completed our logo, identity, scripts for first launch of the program, the website layout and soon enough, recording the videos and editing the app!

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I had created a website and a workshop  for small business owners to strive for financial freedom! 

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Instagram Post - Tips and Tricks for small business owners for 2022

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This was my Memaw and I creating the infused applebutter for the first time!

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This is the website I am working on right now.  This is the main part of my project and its purpose is to network all historic preservation groups across the country and where they can post endangered buildings in their communities so others can be aware of them and will make an effort to save and restore each potentially historic site. the name of my site is
SaveArchitectureNow.com

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Save historic architecture for the future. Preserve rather than destroy through demolition or neglect. Network with communities and preservation groups to make communities aware of saving

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Saad Youssefi - Building Community and Accelerating Greentech Growth on LinkedIn!

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Saad Youssefi - Building Community and Accelerating Greentech Growth on LinkedIn!

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The possibility of the project is community, care, collaboration and growth.

My community project revolves around creating a recurring event that brings the greentech community together online.

Alongside my project leader (Les) other leading professionals, we enrolled LinkedIn to provide us early access to their beta Audio product (audio-only live interactive podcasting system).

We have 300 - 500 participants registered as attending weekly and fast growing.

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Michelle Desmarais- The Intimacy Project

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Michelle Desmarais- The Intimacy Project

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I was able to share my project with family & friends to encourage them to be vulnerable with a small group of people and share stories & thoughts on various topics surrounding intimacy.

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This is my presentation for the senior living centers interested in me running my eight week Laughter Yoga course and research project.

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Laughing Yoga for Senior Living - 2022-01-24

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Raschel Biagioli - Condemmed not Repressed 

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Raschel Biagioli - Condemmed not Repressed 

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WAUKESHA, Wis. (CBS 58) -- Starting Thursday, the 48 families evacuated from the structurally-unsound Waukesha condo building will be able to briefly return to move their possessions out for good.

For the first time we're now seeing new video and photos of the structural damage that forced the emergency evacuation. Wednesday afternoon the city released several hundred pages of past inspections, and dozens of videos and photos of the damage.

The contractor says the building is salvageable, but the price tag will likely be far too high.

The newly-released photos and drone video show rusted beams, crumbling concrete, and extensive water damage. The structural damage was revealed when a contractor started removing the balconies on the Horizon West condo building.

Notes from the most recent building inspection say "there was visible corrosion from grade to the exposed beams." And "discussions onsite with the engineers and contractors indicated that work to repair the damaged structural members should be done as soon as possible."

The building was deemed structurally unsafe, which prompted an emergency evacuation order last Thursday night. The building was then temporarily shored up, and residents were allowed to return for 10 minutes at a time last weekend to grab what they could.

This week the contractor in charge of removing the balconies submitted a safety plan to the Waukesha fire chief. It was approved, and will allow residents to return starting Thursday, three at a time for four hours each.

Those residents can set an appointment to move out as many of their belongings as they can. Then they'll leave their homes, likely for the last time.

Condo residents say they cannot move forward with their insurance companies until they get official documentation from the city, including a raze order. But so far the city has not commented on the situation, and our repeated requests for an interview with the mayor and building inspection division have gone unanswered.

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racine news; kenosha news; washington news; sheboygan news; waukesha news; ozaukee news; walworth news; milwaukee news;  milwaukee weather; sports; traffic; brewers;  bucks; packers; telemundo

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New photos show Waukesha condo damage, residents can return starting Thursday to move out

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WAUKESHA, Wis. (CBS 58) -- Starting Thursday, the 48 families evacuated from the structurally-unsound Waukesha condo building will be able to briefly return to move their possessions out for good. For the first time we're now seeing new video and photos of the structural damage that forced the emergency evacuation.