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Peopleologie brings hands-on field trips to you!

Workshops honor cultural heritage, celebrate community, and build connections to our world.

Learn about and make things the old way.

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Workshops for ages 4-104 include visuals, artifacts, and hands-on activities engaging hearts, hands, and minds.  

Workshops are great for business teams, schools, libraries, community and lifelong learning groups, and more.

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With 40 years of experience we intrinsically blend diversity, access, inclusion, and global awareness.  

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Discover people, cultures, and traditions.

Build connections to history, ancient technologies, and ethnic studies.

Create objects using foundational handcraft skills and sensory experiences.

​"The offerings are really wonderful for building bridges between cultures and helping families from our communities understand and gain acceptance of different ways of life.  The programs Peopleologie provides are fabulous, and Linda is such a pleasure to work with."

 

Katherine Beasley, past San Mateo County Library Manager
 

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"Our library staff love hosting Linda because she is professional, responsive, and always includes an educational context for the activities for youth, their families, and adults."

Cristina Mitra, Library Family Engagement Coordinator

"Peopleologie is amazing.  A beautiful slide show taught important cultural lessons while real artifacts were passed around for all to experience.  We loved the class.  I recommend Peopleologie for rich cultural experiences that go far beyond token-istic craft projects."​

 

Ana Raquel Thomas, Peralta Elementary

"I was very inspired by the people you showed us and their way of making things in smart and thoughtful ways.  I would never have thought of getting materials from the dump or using leftovers in my house.  You really encouraged me to do more folk crafts.  It made me feel happy."    

Fifth grader, San Mateo

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