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Did you get skipped in the mailing of the Member Guide booklet? Fear not! Yours is waiting.

🇺🇸 · Milwaukee Makerspace · Drayna, Jonathan

Did you get skipped over in our recent mailing of the Member Guide booklet? In the bulk mailing process, the Post Office rejected the snail mail addresses for about 50 makers, and you’d know if you’re one of the 50 because, well, you didn’t get the booklet in the mail. And because you received an email on April 12 explaining this. If you are one of those who missed out, fear not: There is a booklet with your name on it waiting for you at Norwich. It’s in a box on the a table in the meeting room. Please stop by in the next two weeks to get yours. Try not to mess it up because these are in alphabetical order. The information in the booklet is important to help each person achieve their maximum excellent-ness. Take yours, read it, and hold on to it for reference. Cheers, – Jon Drayna

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Introducing the OSE Fellowship

🇺🇸 · Factor e Farm · Marcin

Announcement: A World-Changing Opportunity Open Source Ecology (OSE) is excited to introduce the OSE Fellowship, a four-year, a $100,000 work-study grant to empower young people to re-imagine and re-build civilization. About the OSE Fellowship The OSE Fellowship is a unique opportunity for individuals aged 18-24 who are seeking a radical alternative to traditional education and career paths. Fellows will dedicate themselves full-time to OSE’s on-site campus in the Kansas City area, working to reinvent civilization and create a world that works for everyone – a collaborative, open society known as the open civilization . This program is designed for those with an exceptional desire to: Change the world through open collaboration. Promote a collaborative and open society based on abundance, rather than artificial scarcity. Develop essential skills in learning, design, and personal growth. Cultivate character and leadership abilities. Unleash their innovative potential. The OSE Fellowship, introduced in 2025 to accelerate the shift towards a sustainable future, supports young peo

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