I just returned from the CFI Conference in Amherst, after graciously being given a travel grant for myself and four members of our group, and it was amazing.  I learned a lot, but perhaps more importantly, was given the optimism to take the resources they provided and use them.  There is certainly an impetus, given the current climate of politics, anti-scientific attitudes, anti-intellectualism, dogmatic and unyielding allegiance to archaic and dusty scrolls of unknown origins…etc

Thanks to the CFI for everything.  I will be checking in on this forum as time permits.

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I just returned from the CFI Conference in Amherst, after graciously being given a travel grant for myself and four members of our group, and it was amazing.  I learned a lot, but perhaps more importantly, was given the optimism to take the resources they provided and use them.  There is certainly an impetus, given the current climate of politics, anti-scientific attitudes, anti-intellectualism, dogmatic and unyielding allegiance to archaic and dusty scrolls of unknown origins…etc

Thanks to the CFI for everything.  I will be checking in on this forum as time permits.

re: what I learned in Buffalo

Well, if you’re seriously interested, I organized quite a bit of material on my group’s website , and a lot of the stuff in our presentation post and the post on campus-wide events was Buffalo-influenced.

Excellent! Thanks.