Scarlett has lived communally in households ranging from 5-50 people, ages 3-40, intentions from substance free to anti-oppression, and from Philadelphia to Cape Town, South Africa. A large portion of those experiences were spent in the Berkeley Student Cooperative starting in 2012 where she was introduced to NASCO Institute. Post-BSC, Scarlett participated in the NASCO Cooperative Internship Network in Philly introducing a broader perspective to the co-op movement and co-ops in other sectors. Scarlett is currently serving a 3-year term on NASCO Board. Scarlett lives and works as a teacher for adults with disabilities in the Berkeley/Oakland area and daydreams about being a midwife and organizing a Reproductive Justice Co-op.
