Tanner graduated DigiPen Institute of Technology with a degree in computer science and has worked on some of the biggest games in the industry. He works as a software engineer specializing in gameplay code, and has experience with Unity, Unreal, and some custom game engines.

Tanner is discussing what drew him to gaming as a career, some of the cool experiences he's had in the industry and what advice he has for those interested in a gaming career of their own.

To support the Garden, you can go to their website www.gardenofhealingfargo.com and click on SHOP. 

Engraved bricks are placed twice a year in the Garden of Healing to honor loved ones and life itself. Everyone is welcome to purchase a brick to for personalized engraving, bricks cost $100.

Additional donations can be made of the website.

The Garden of Healing began in 2020 to serve as a place for all types of healing for the FM area community and anyone who travels to this state. The Garden of Healing's purpose is to provide a safe, positive place in nature for your self-guided walk of healing and reflection.

The Garden is healing for anyone who has lost a loved one, knows someone struggling or sick, or someone that has re-gained LIFE by some type of donor or spiritual meaning. 

The Garden of Healing is rooted in health for all the community to visit day/night.

Come and collect fun and durable stickers and bookmarks from the Little Free Library, Read in Color, and Broadway Square.

Don't forget to share your favorite diverse book, too! 

Complete this Certificate of Commitment to Read in Color, available here in in English or Spanish.

Check out this Read in Color Recommended Reading List, developed by Little Free Library’s Diverse Books Advisory Group, and pick out your next book.

This list and Read in Color work to amplify diverse voices in the reading materials of people of all ages, cultures and demographics. This list includes options for all levels of readers.