At the beginning of 2014 we were informed of result for key fundrainsing efforts. As a result of a shortfall in funding for the Pansy Patch Queer Home Project and the fact that a crucial factor in the pursuit of this project is the growing season of the plants that would be central to the Dean Street public art project which makes it meeting the previous fundraising goal unattainable, I have refocused the project on the manifesto component. Given the fact that numerous story gathering sessions were held during the fall of 2013, and a subsequent "summit" session was held at which the content of a manifesto was outlined, declaring what a queer home should be, this project will now result in the publication of a broadside and a print on demand saddle stitched book entitled "The Queer Home Sweet Home Manifesto." These projects will be completed by the end of 2014.
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