Sep 04, 2015
The project team would like to thank all of our backers once more for your generous donations. With your help, we've been able to move on to the next steps of the project; including interviewing for the coordinator position and planning the community lecture/education event which we will hold later this month. Stay tuned for project updates and again we welcome you comments and questions.
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