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EPISODE · Oct 21, 2025 · 1H 29M

(Eco)Systems Mapping

from The Somatic Scribing Podcast · host As the Crow Flies Design

Welcome to the Somatic Scribing Podcast micro-season - where I’m sharing interviews with clients and collaborators about projects that have catalyzed transformation and radically expanded the possibilities of what scribing can do. Layel Camargo reached out to me in 2023 for support on developing an org chart for the Shelterwood Collective, a 900 acre QTBIPOC land stewardship project in Northern California, combining ecological restoration with building cultural power. At that time under Layel’s leadership, Shelterwood was thinking innovatively about governance as a collective that was both building a non-profit as well as building home on and with the land. In this conversation we go through an example of how a somatic scribing residency can be of service to organizational change. This episode was originally produced for Layel Camargo as Episode 52: Healing with the Land, Stewarding Shelterwood Collective on the We Rise podcast, which you can find and follow wherever you get your podcasts. You can find out more about Somatic Scribing including upcoming classes, workshops and season 3 of the podcast by subscribing to my nesletter through my website, asthecrowfliesdesign.com or by following me on Instagram @crowcamino

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