Ep. 52 Anyone Can Start A Seed Library - Rebecca Newburn, the Seed Library Network
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This minisode is a conversation with Rebecca Newburn of the Seed Library Network.
We talk about seed libraries: what they are, how they work, and how anyone (yes, anyone) can start one.
And we talk about the Seed Library Conference on February 14th, focused on helping people get started with seed libraries in their own communities.
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