Project history
The project’s history records completed work and the foundation it creates for what follows. Each entry describes what was delivered and links to the material it made available.
Current milestones show the work underway and next to fund. Project updates share developments as they happen.
The initial website foundation
Initial version implemented.
The initial website brings the project introduction, private feedback, financial-support infrastructure, contact, subscriptions and ways to contribute together. It gives people somewhere to learn about the work, share a response and stay connected.
The feedback page gives people a way to describe an encounter and what it meant to them. Their perspectives help improve practical work and teaching, and inform preparation of the natural encounter experience study. That study would investigate people's accounts systematically and share its findings. The feedback page explains how current contributions are handled; the study will have its own invitation when participation opens.
This foundation gives the project a public home that can grow with its work. Further development will make initiatives, open roles and resource needs easier to find. Project updates will record releases and the functions available in each version.