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Five years after the devastating 2018 Camp Fire in Northern California, the Butte County community continues to demonstrate extraordinary resilience. More than rebuilding, locals are addressing long-standing systemic gaps - collaborating to build an even stronger, more equitable future.

Stress is an everyday companion in today's fast-paced world, and it often arises when the demand placed on us surpasses our capacity to meet it. Whether you're an individual juggling numerous responsibilities or part of a team or organization facing resource constraints, the sensation of being overwhelmed by these demands is all too familiar.

In the ever-evolving landscape of collaborative work, equipping teams with the tools to think critically and solve complex problems is paramount.

In my journey within collaborative spaces, where I frequently engage in work that relies heavily on partnerships, trust has emerged as the invaluable currency that fuels our collective efforts. It's not just a principle; it's the very essence that propels us forward in achieving shared goals.

In March, a group of eleven facilitators participated in the Radical Collaboration Trainers Certification Workshop in Sutter Creek, CA, amplifying the power of collaboration across communities in the United States and Canada.