Board of Directors
Jason Yates
2017 to present
In 1997, Jason Yates received a BFA from Carnegie Mellon University before working internationally as a technology consultant, primarily in the field of virtual reality. He completed his eurythmy training in 2010 at Rudolf Steiner College in California. Following two years of performing in Europe and Asia, Jason completed his therapeutic eurythmy training in Germany before joining the Cascadia Society for Social Working, a Camphill community serving adults with special needs in North Vancouver, BC. and subsequently earning an MA in therapeutic eurythmy from Alanus University. Today he lives and works in Eugene, Oregon as a core faculty member and eurythmist for Waldorf Teacher Education Eugene. Jason also serves on several non-profit boards, lectures on anthroposophical themes, and offers private therapeutic eurythmy sessions.
Amy Chang
2021 to present
My name is Amy Chang, and I am originally from Ontario. When I moved to the BC Lower Mainland in 1996, I began working with adults with developmental disabilities in residential, community inclusion and outreach services. Outside of this line of work for the past 26 years, I am a parent and partner, in a close-knit community where I also enjoy volunteering with the city’s soccer, baseball and track and field leagues. I love art of all mediums, music, and theatre – I try to incorporate these into my daily life. I have certainly been loving the creations from the members of Cascadia Society and truly appreciate the opportunity to give back in the form of contributing as a board member.
Board President as of 2024.
Angela Trudeau
2025 to present
Angela served as a Cascadia Director for three terms (2017-2019) in the past. She was also a director for one term at Glenora Farm. Angela has had a long-standing interest in the development of Camphill communities in B.C. and has taken two courses in Camphill Social Economics.
She has lived on the North Shore for most of her life and has two grown sons. Angela has served as chair of a community association, and many committees for 15 years. She has been a Director of the Library Board for 2 terms, and a founder and participant in several non-profits and charities including Urban Repurpose. She is especially interested in arts, crafts and green space in community.
Angela is semi-retired, her profession for 30 years has been as an editor and researcher, of books, reports and articles, specializing in economics and finance.
Marisol Grossling
2023 to present
Marisol is a Chartered Professional Accountant with experience in both the private and public sector. That includes 20 years in Finance with Transport Canada and 10 years in Audit with the Canadian Revenue Agency. Throughout her career she promoted a culture of inclusiveness and accessibility and upheld the strong stewardship of public funds.
A long-standing resident of the North Shore, Marisol retired in 2022 to focus on her grandchildren, volunteer work and hobbies. The latter include gardening, fitness, and learning new languages.
Martha Muller
2025 to present
Martha has been living and working in Camphill since 1989, she was first in Norway and then here in BC with the Ita Wegman Association in Vancouver. Martha then moved to Glenora Farm with the Ita Wegman Association where she currently lives.
Martha has served in many capacities throughout the years – Home Leader for eight years, Main Gardener, Eurythmist, continues to be a member of Glenora’s Core Group and more recently has become a member of the Glenora Board of Directors.
Martha brings with her a wealth of knowledge and experience pertaining to Camphill culture, values and principles.
Devon Whyte
2024 to present
Devon is a student of political science and writing at the University of Victoria.