When taking an early morning run at Islandwood, I found Mac's Pond.
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This was originally posted on the Bainbridge Graduate Institute news blog.
The BGI Diversity and Social Justice committee (Current students Courteny Morehouse, Drew Jones, Michael B. Maine, and Shawna Holman) delivered a diversity training at the Boys and Girls Club in Long Beach, WA. The group led four different exercises throughout the day. This training was the first of its kind from BGI and gave the students an opportunity to merge their passions with work outside of the BGI community. The group was well-received, and believe there will be positive results.
Below you can watch all of the presentations from Fledge Demo Days. I especially appreciate the shout out for my photography towards the beginning.
