OUR PARTNERSHIPS

Nature School Cooperative is committed to developing meaningful connections within our local communities. This integral piece of how & why we do the work that we do is collaboratively designed with our partners, from land knowledge to developing accessible programming for all children & families, we are bringing together people and organizations who are passionate about the work they do. It is essential for us to work collaboratively with experts in their field, and to partner together to increase our mutual access to shared resources - we learn best together!

"I live my life in widening circles that reach out across the world. "

-Rainer Maria Rilke

Collaborative Impact Partnership

Community Partner

We are excited to begin a collaboration with The ROCK Center and their youth focused program Peace Warriors and to explore collaborative programming with the local community.

The ROCK Center's mission statement is Transforming lives through mindfulness, arts, healing, and a sense of belonging. Their Peace Warrior program utilizes the circle way as a means of gathering, storytelling, self exploration through art, and exploration of mindfulness practices as a means of coping and healing.

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Center for Community Wealth Building CCWB

Co-op Development

As we develop our worker-owned cooperative, we intentionally partner with other co-ops to dynamically support each other. CCWB is is driven by a commitment to economic justice, inclusivity, inspiration, and transformation. We work to inspire a fundamental shift within individuals, communities, institutions, and systems to support a thriving local economy and a healthy and sustainable way of life.

Collaborating in adult workshop for ONB Preschool training

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Spirit of the Sun

Indigenous Community Organization

We donate 3% of our profits as a land tax. This is a small part of the larger movement of Land Back. You can learn more about that movement here.

"An Indigenous womxn-led nonprofit located on Očhéthi Šakówiŋ, Núu-agha-tʉvʉ-pʉ̱ (Ute), Tséstho’e (Cheyenne), hinono’eino’ biito’owu’ (Arapaho) land, Comanche, and 48+ other tribes sacred land, working to empower Native communities, one youth at a time."