SKILLS LIBRARY
Our skills library is a living resource through which community knowledge is shared.
Our listed members are always keen to talk about the things they’re passionate about, and provide a wealth of knowledge about everything from pig farming and gardening to yoga and graphic design.
Get in touch by clicking the links below, or volunteer your own skills by adding your own entry.
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Monet Goode
GARDENING, PHOTOGRAPHY, MUSIC
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Emmett Marsh
GRAPHIC DESIGN, YOGA
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Eleanor Parks
SUSTAINABILITY
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Karl Holland
WOODWORK, WRITING
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Jaya Dixon
KNITTING, SOAP MAKING
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Jamie Kokot
PERMACULTURE
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John McFee
WILDLIFE PROTECTION
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Sally Hoo How
FERMENTATION
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Silll McBilly
DIGITAL LITRACY, HOUSE PAINTING
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Simmy Wiseman
PICKLING, PIG FARMING, SHOE SHINING
Why join the Skills Library?
The Braidwood community has always come together in tough times—through droughts, fires, floods, and pandemics. We’ve seen firsthand the power of generosity, with people sharing food, skills, advice, time, and support. These connections create a strong, resilient community that we can rely on when other systems fall short.
The Skills Library is here to nurture and strengthen that spirit by making it easier to share knowledge, trade skills, and learn from one another. It’s an investment in our community’s well-being—one that grows stronger with every person who joins.
Community, Creativity, Care.
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Vision.
Our vision is for a small town in which sustainability principles are considered in every aspect of community decision-making, and enhance the wellbeing of people and place.
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Values.
Every resident of Braidwood and surrounds has the capacity to contribute something to a joyful and interconnected engagement with place, and our goal is to create the conditions for community activity to thrive.
