Even before the smoke cleared, people were talking about rebuilding Sonoma County.
“What does it look like?”
“Who will make the decisions?”
“How can we all become stronger together?”
These are the questions nagging at nearly two dozen Sonoma County residents from Santa Rosa and beyond who wanted to do more than wait for an answer.
They wanted to be part of the answer and more importantly, enable and empower the community to be a part of the answer, too.
“Post-fire, so much discussion was happening about the community, but not with the community,” said Socorro Shiels, director of education for the California Collaborative for Educational Excellence.
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