After two years of work and partnership building – not to mention 7.5 years of operating a small rural coworking space – nonprofit Sierra Shared Spaces has acquired the land to build an innovative Community Hub in the mountain town of Lake Isabella in Kern County, California. The project is led by Justin Powers of Kernville Cowork with support from Ashley Proctor of Creative Blueprint.

We’re excited to see what the community will build!

The Bakersfield Californian has an excellent write up this week on Sierra Shared Spaces‘ first Community Hub. The co-creation process is underway, led by Justin Powers and Ashley Proctor and it’s exciting to see the community be a part of developing and planning the space from the earliest stages!

This Community Hub is going to cater to the unique needs of this underserved rural community, including being a valuable resource during natural disasters, and supporting the local business and nonprofit communities.

Congrats Justin Powers and the Kernville community on the half-decade milestone.