>> So working in the homeless services for ten years was -- it's a lot of the same people.
You know, it's not like -- you know, maybe we would have fundraisers and interact with people
at the fundraisers or volunteers from different fields and different disciplines.
But working in the arts, I have such a broader scope of people to work with.
There's, you know, all disciplines, all fields, all class.
There's no -- there's no barrier to access the artwork or access the people or connect the two.
So that's been a huge shift, and I really loved it.
And I can also still do like my community work, so I did an exhibition with inmates.
So that -- so inmates who had created artwork in prison we did an exhibition
and all of the money raised was supporting two organizations.
One that brought families to visit their parents.
And then another one that supported inmates after they left.
So I can still do my community work, but it's not so silo.