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Tell Us Your Story

Thousands of you have visited Slide Ranch over the years and everyone has a special memory of Slide Ranch that brings back a heartfelt grin.  Please tell us your story so we can share it with others. 

Program Participants

Did you attend one of our field trips or summer camps the past? What do remember the most? Did Slide Ranch inspire you at school, in your home or community or later on? Email office @ slideranch .org to tell us when you came to Slide Ranch, your favorite memory and what you’re doing now.  

Teachers in Residence and Staff

Did you live or work at Slide Ranch in the past? Many past staff and participants have gone on to pursue livelihoods that were inspired by their experiences at Slide Ranch. Email office @ slideranch .org to tell us when you worked at Slide Ranch, what you loved about your experience and what you’re doing now.

Here is a partial list of past Teachers in Residence and what they’re doing now. Add your story now.

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2005 TIRs

Leah S. — Hayward School District, gardening and nutrition program teacher.
Johanna S. — Hayward School District, gardening and nutrition program teacher.
Moana M. — Theology graduate program in the East Bay
Mandy O. — Teaching ESL, South America
Sonya  H. — USDA Researcher, studies environmentally-friendly ways to control invasive weeds
Cairns O. — Natural foods co-op
Julie G. — Site Coordinator at San Joaquin Outdoor School (on Peninsula)
Bethany W. — Special education classroom aide in Mill Valley
Susan W. — Youth social justice organization in Portland

2004 TIRs

Paige P. — Marin Organic, Program Associate (prior to this worked as naturalist in Hosteling Adventure Program in the Headlands; also taught students on boats docked in SF)
Liz H. — Outdoor ed school teacher in Boulder Creek (near Santa Cruz)
Nicole S. — Girls Inc., Program Coordinator
Hannah F. — Did UCSC Agroecology program; now a City Slicker Farms intern & sells for farmers at Farmers Market
Rachel B. — Earning masters in education at Bank Street College of Education in NYC; teaching own class this year (prior to this, worked as teachers aide at Lighthouse Community Charter School in Oakland)
Diana A. — Was at Redefining Progress, now working at a social justice organization in the East Bay
Laura B. — Doing outreach & education with a Native American food justice organization based in the Bay Area
Jackie O. — Food and drug safety program associate with the government accountability project in DC

2003 TIRs

Steve B. — Animal Care Manager at Hidden Villa
Carol G. — Director, Food Literacy Project at Oxmoor Farm, Louisville KY
Jessica W. — Preschool teacher in Minnesota
Molly B. — CSA manager, Eatwell Farm
Shannon R. — Former GROW Hartford program director, currently working to establish educational program at aunt’s CSA in the Pacific Northwest
Shannon S. — New mom
Isaac — Teaches in Napa

2002 TIRs

Corey B. — Site Coordinator for Hayward Unified School District gardening and nutrition program, has worked there for years. Also lives at and helps run Sustaining Ourselves Locally in Oakland
Deepa I. — Used to be garden educator at an under-resourced school in Marin.
Lives at and helps run Sustaining Ourselves Locally in Oakland
Amy Z. — Was Compost Educator at Garden for the Environment, now working toward masters in horticultural therapy
Vic V. — Headlands Institute naturalist
Joe M. — Arizmendi bakery co-op worker; serves on board of NOBAWC (Network of Bay Area Worker Coops), as well (also worked for the Hotel and Restaurant Employees Union in Boston)
Alicia M. — Did UCSC Agroecology program

2001 TIRs

Jessica M. — CSA farm manager in Montana
Amy L. — PhD candidate at UCSB – geography

2000 TIRs

Amy F. — CSA farm manager in Colorado
Erin C. — Urban Ecology Educator, Crissy Field Center
Stacey P. — “Chicken” also did the UCSC Agroecology program and worked as Compost Educator at the Garden for the Environment.
Tina W. — Was manager of the Cane River Farmers Market in Natchitoches Louisiana
Chelsea A. — Teaching kindergarten in a private school nearby (has brought class to Slide)
Elise F. — Doula and yoga instructor in Durango Colorado
Lydia D. — Taught at a Waldorf school in Vermont

Earlier years of TIRs

Duffy R. — Headlands Institute, Program Director
Leah S. — Marin Food Systems Project & Marin Agricultural Land Trust
Juliana K. — Was at DiversityWorks, now teaching

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“We went to a fall harvest day when the children were small. While still living in the city, the day gave the children a chance to connect to animals & the land.”

—Barbara Alvarez

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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