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Home Fronts

"HomeFronts are  opportunities to teach values as well as skills."

HomeFronts Workshop: 

Our HomeFronts workshops are the cornerstone of our mission: empowering individuals to create comfortable, safe, and sustainable homes. These simple, accessible meetups cater to everyone - homeowners, renters, landlords, men, women, beginners, and experienced individuals. Whether you're just starting out or looking to refine your skills, we have workshops for you!

 

What to expect :

  • Convenient scheduling: Workshops range from one to three hours depending on the content and can be introductory "show and tell" sessions or hands-on practicums.

  • Inclusive and accessible: We welcome everyone, regardless of their language (English and Spanish workshops are available) or background.

  • Diverse topics: We cover a wide range of home-related topics, from basic maintenance and repairs to energy efficiency and sustainability strategies.

What you'll gain:

  • Practical skills and knowledge: Get hands-on experience and learn valuable skills to tackle your home projects with confidence.

  • Empowerment and self-sufficiency: Gain the knowledge and tools you need to maintain your home and create a comfortable, safe environment for yourself and your family.

  • A supportive community: Connect with others who share your interests and learn from their experiences.

Assisted by Hector Brambila, a graduate architect-engineer also from Bridgeton, Cerda-Moreno created a PowerPoint presentation in both English and Spanish on the intent of the Guidelines.

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A raw form of this presentation is now available, and has assured that our workshops are accessible and provide clear visual interpretation of the Guidelines text.

More than workshops!

Our HomeFronts workshops are just the beginning. We believe in continuous learning and strive to improve our offerings based on your feedback. We actively seek your input to understand your needs and develop workshops that address them.

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Join us and be part of the HomeFronts community!

Historic architect Maria Cerda-Moreno leads a recent introductory workshop in the basement meeting room of Immaculate Conception Church.

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