People come to the Lightstand Project for different reasons. Some are looking for learning opportunities or community-based programs. Others need help with a specific piece of work, such as writing or editing, or are exploring resources they can use on their own.
Individuals connect with the Lightstand Project through a small number of defined paths. These include participation in community engagement programs, requesting professional services delivered online, and accessing publications or other materials. Which path makes sense depends on what you are working on and how you want to engage.
Ways individuals connect with the Lightstand Project
From here, individuals typically explore one of the following:
- Community Engagement Program
Community-based programs that include training, workshops, youth development–focused learning, and opportunities to participate locally or online, depending on availability. - Marketplace
An online entry point for requesting clearly defined professional services, such as editing, connected to The Master Plan. - Publications
Blog posts and newsletters, including free and subscription-based content, developed through the Lightstand Project’s work.
Availability varies based on timing and capacity. The pages linked above provide more detail about what each path involves and how to proceed.