Grey Tyson is a problem-solver, systems thinker, and community builder dedicated to creating sustainable, inclusive, and regenerative spaces. With a background in hands-on innovation, cooperative housing, and trauma-informed organizing, Grey works to refine broken systems into ones that are efficient, joyful, and life-giving. Their work blends creativity, ecology, and mutual aid to empower individuals and communities to thrive beyond the constraints of traditional institutions.

As the steward of Center for Creative Repair, Grey is developing workshops, housing solutions, and collaborative spaces that challenge conventional narratives around sustainability, work, and mental health. Their approach is deeply informed by lived experience—navigating chronic illness, neurodivergence, and environmental health concerns—leading them to prioritize solutions that are accessible, adaptable, and people-centered.

Grey is passionate about fostering skills-based resilience, blending low-cost, eco-conscious construction with artistic exploration and collaborative problem-solving. They believe that true repair—whether in systems, communities, or individuals—requires curiosity, flexibility, and a willingness to rethink what’s possible. Through their leadership, the Center for Creative Repair serves as a hub for reimagining the structures that shape our lives, providing the tools, space, and support needed to build a world where sustainability and creativity go hand in hand.