The Digital Salvage project is inherently grassroots in nature—modeled intentionally after frameworks common within innovative technology startups, small arts and culture-driven organizations, and highly community-based development programs.
Digital Salvage is structured intentionally as an inclusive and interdisciplinary Arts-based Youth Participatory Action Research (YPAR) initiative, bringing together youth from northern regions and diverse creative communities in active co-creation of a powerful new technological resource.
At its surface, Digital Salvage might seem to present merely a "custom GPT experience"—a tailored implementation of OpenAI's conversational technology embedded into a WordPress platform. However, it is vital to…
Digital Salvage is an innovative digital initiative designed around the concept of creative reuse and renewal. Drawing thoughtfully from various elements derived from past research, digital arts explorations, and practical…
Zine culture is booming among young creatives looking for ways to express themselves and share ideas without the gatekeeping typical of more traditional publishing.
The Melgund LSB meeting on December 16th included updates on correspondence, community activities, and by-laws, concluding with Games Night and Family Day plans.
The Melgund LSB meeting approved the budget, awarded snow contracts, announced events, and sought volunteers for community roles, ensuring continued services and festive activities.
Explore community-supported arts, mutual aid funding, and alternative economies reshaping decentralized funding models for independence.
Pine resin has been used for centuries, from ancient art techniques to traditional medicine. For those looking to harvest it, late winter and early spring are ideal—the changing temperatures help the sap flow more freely.
Culture as Curriculum: Empowering Indigenous Youth: Understand the critical importance of culturally relevant learning for Indigenous youth in northern communities. Tradition and heritage are key to leadership.