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Jamaica Cottage Shop

By Chrissy Bellmyer, Operations Director

We are proud to have Jamaica Cottage shop as a sponsor of the 2018 Tiny House Fest Vermont!

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Cookin' with Meg and Michelle

By Chrissy Bellmyer, Operations Director

While our instructors take care of nourishing our minds, Meg and Michelle take on the equally important task of nourishing our bodies! Not only do they provide us with nourishing and healthy meals, they also keep our taste buds happy with their delicious entrees and desserts. Cooking at Yestermorrow means so much more than putting food on the table. We sat down with Meg and Michelle to learn more about what drives and inspires them in the kitchen and beyond.

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Lindley Brainard: WWC Alum and Instructor

By Chrissy Bellmyer, Operations Director

For years, Lindley Brainard had dreamed of becoming a furniture maker, but struggled to find a way into the field. One day in 2010 she realized that she had flagged five different emails from Yestermorrow, advertising its first-ever Woodworking Certificate 12-week intensive course, to be read later.

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Support Yestermorrow on Giving Tuesday!

By Chrissy Bellmyer, Operations Director

Enjoy your turkey on Thanksgiving, buy yourself a gift on Cyber Monday and don't forget to share the love with others on Giving Tuesday, November 28th! As people around the world support important causes on Giving Tuesday, consider donating to Yestermorrow and help give prospective students an opportunity to contribute to the design/build revolution for healthy, climate resilient places. All proceeds from Giving Tuesday will expand our scholarship fund!

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Aitan Mizrahi: NBC & CSBD Alumni

By Chrissy Bellmyer, Operations Director

In the summer of 2012, Aitan Mizrahi joined us on the Yestermorrow campus for 9 “spectacular” weeks in the Natural Building Certificate immediately followed by “core” of the Certificate in Sustainable Building and Design. His courses at Yestermorrow were formative to his career and he continues to carry these experiences with him.

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