ABOUT
We all contain visions.
Re/Visionary helps bring these visions into reality and revision futures where we collectively thrive.
We co-create gardens and creative ecological programming.
Through our Youth Apprenticeship program (ages 16-24), we create dynamic offerings serving our shared communities.
MEET THE TEAM
A journey worker is a qualified worker at a craft or trade, traditionally in the position between apprentice and master. Our journey workers, however, all have levels of expertise in one craft or another. We take our meaning from the etymology of journey – both one’s life path and “a day's work or travel.” In doing so, we acknowledge our authority on different subject matters while rejecting the idea of mastery.
PhD English and Literary Arts
Cass is a poet, educator, and ecological landscaper. As an ecological landscaper committed to addressing the harms of settler colonialism, they co-create real and imaginary gardens – spaces for play, joy, and healing. With a background in higher education and over fifteen years of experience teaching in both academic and community-based settings, they’re committed to community-based education. They are also the creator of Vocational Poetics, a learning platform for working artists. They facilitate spaces for place-based creative practice, skill sharing, and redistributing resources.
M.S. Ecological Design
Known by her initials, Smmo facilitates environmental and cultural change by working directly with social and ecological communities. For the last ten years, they have worked in various realms within community-based development, including urban agriculture, affordable housing development, long-range planning, public space design, immigrant inclusion, and residential landscaping. Whether contributing to town plans, conservation strategies, or ecological restoration projects, Smmo considers the greater context to creatively design solutions that meet interconnected issues at their confluence.
Luke Leavitt is a landscaper, geographer and musician. He spent his twenties as a member and leader for several Front Range trail and sawyer crews through Mile High Youth Corps. In 2025, Luke graduated from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, with his PhD in Geography. His dissertation explores the relationship between the environment, music, and practices of healing. He currently divides his time between touring with his various music projects and landscaping.