Shadowcliff is connecting changemakers to Grand County
Groundwork: A Residency for Emerging Collaborations provides space and time for a collective, new or emerging organization, or group of collaborators using creative approaches to timely, urgent, or vital work.
Christinia Eala, Queen, LaQuetta Walker, and Princess Mack facilitate a conversation on Fostering Community Resilience at Shadowcliff. Photo by Lillian Abraham.
Getting the lay of the land: Deandre Johnson Jr., Desmond Woods, Christinia Eala, Sue Rempel, Queen, Daja Woods, and Dave Claggett near Riverbend Cabin at Shadowcliff. Photo by Alexander Thompson.
The Groundwork Residency at Shadowcliff is currently an invitational program. But, if you represent a collective, new or emerging organization, or group of collaborators interested in learning more about Shadowcliff or bringing your work to Grand Lake, we'd love to hear from you!
Contact Alexander at [email protected] for more information.
In June 2025, Queen, Founder and CEO of Queen's Legacy Foundation, convened a group of activists, advocates, and organizers from Fort Collins and Denver at Shadowcliff to rest, reflect, and strengthen community ties in support of their continued work for justice and change.
Help us support emerging collaborations at Shadowcliff. By making a donation today, you’ll help provide space, time, and resources to groups doing vital, creative work. Every contribution supports this new residency program, from hosting collaborative retreats to organizing free public events that connect these groups with the Grand Lake community.
