Correction: The Window Seat Media oral history project funded through the Thurston County Heritage Grant Program and described in the article is called Community Roots. Community Roots is a project that grew from themes from the last iteration of The Third Thirty. While the Third Thirty is focused on elder stories, Community Roots is intergenerational and interactional. All of the oral history projects of Community Roots are collaborative efforts involving many community members who interview, research, and provide story ideas. Mindy Chambers is one of six Community Roots cohort members, and she is researching the Camp Quixote story, one of three stories they will highlight in an upcoming exhibit. Elaine Vradenburgh is the project facilitator, convening, and providing training to cohort members. She may be contacted at: elaine@windowseatmedia.org
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