We are still just starting up, but we hope that you will join us as neighbors, allies, and friends.
Sure Would is a social welfare organization. All income goes right back into the business to support the benefit that we provide to the entire community.
There is no exclusive membership. Everyone belongs. We are all the ‘Merry Thems’ of Sure Would Forest.
There are all manner of ways in which people might find themselves to be involved in this endeavor.
No matter how we might end up being related, we sincerely appreciate your support as we take on this Mission.
Sure Would is an empathic education company founded on principles of rightful presence and compelling perceptibility, intentionally designed to support people in their lifelong pursuit of such fundamental self-determination needs as competence, relatedness, and autonomy.
Sure Would provides equitable opportunities for participation in proximally challenging group activities in a welcoming and healthy day community.
In a rural setting, our endeavor includes the development and maintenance of the staffing, facilities, and programs necessary to offer such wellness and social activities as animal care and rescue, sustainable gardening, and freeform projects in art, craft, and science.
That setting is currently being improved in part as a campground that will provide on-site residences for some staff members and their families (e.g., camper trailers, yurts, and so on… maybe even tiny homes).
It will likely take a year or more for us to really get off the ground, so some of these pages will be full of placeholders for our dreams and ambitions, but it feels good to have gotten a solid start.
Radical Visibility is an example of this type of change, which is associated with a collective that adds an audible component in order to escape the tendency of fashion to rely on another’s ability to see. We design fashion, and are not defined by fashion.
This is all related to a broader movement towards the end of masking.
Equality gives everyone access to the same set of tools, whether or not they are usable.
Equity gives them access to the same functions, which can require varying the accessible tools.
When discussed in terms of ‘access’, the ultimate equity is liberty, or freedom from the need to use tools to access functions.