Please share a little bit about what's your story and how you came in and partnered up with Gila.

Yeah, so well, Gila and I share similar views about what's going on in the public education system.

And we met in a time of conflict where we were upset with what was going on in the school system.

And ultimately, similar to Hila, in a shared parenting situation, you know, I see my son going through the public education system.

But the work that we do together outside of those times is really the deconditioning and to harmonize the family.

And ultimately, I always had this curiosity, I think even growing up, that if a whole block of people that you live on, a city block of people were to share wisdom together between families and between children and parents, etc., that we would have these really beautiful reflections of our community, but instead we send our kids to a public school.

And when it comes down to it, the difference between the community that is possible, as your first guest was mentioning, being in a cooperative and the public schooling system, is the difference that it is between having your children relate to somebody that you have over for dinner and somebody that you send your children to but don't have any involvement in the community.

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