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With Grandmas and Grandpas on every block… | My Community Matters
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Exploring the Passion and Hope of Everyday Life. Skip to primary content. Because Our Community Matters! With Grandmas and Grandpas on every block…. January 12, 2015. Inconceivable to make a small lot even smaller these days, right? My neighbors are excited about other development projects that will build city apartments geared toward aging in place – grab bars, wider doorways, and other accessible amenities will be standard, even though many of the tenants don’t need them YET! 8211; providing loans and ...
366 Days | My Community Matters
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Exploring the Passion and Hope of Everyday Life. Skip to primary content. Because Our Community Matters! August 4, 2015. Last year on this date – August 3rd, 2014 was a big day for me. I started something big, totally out of my comfort zone – and it was awesome! Last year on this date I announced that I was running for the Saint Paul City Council. Weird huh? Walking Naked Down the Street. And spending important and valuable time just hanging out with my husband and kids. Me and my mom! You are commenting...
I am so proud I can’t stand it: Chapter two | My Community Matters
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Exploring the Passion and Hope of Everyday Life. Skip to primary content. Because Our Community Matters! I am so proud I can’t stand it: Chapter two. March 30, 2014. I picked up a copy of our neighborhood paper the Community Reporter. Today and below the fold (and below the photo of Island Station power plant being demolished- see a previous post. Right in the middle of my neighborhood is a school building an old fashioned brick school built in the early part of the 20. We were alarmed, upset and did wha...
No, it is not weird | My Community Matters
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Exploring the Passion and Hope of Everyday Life. Skip to primary content. Because Our Community Matters! No, it is not weird. January 5, 2015. I was at a holiday party talking to a local real estate agent. He learned about my involvement in the community and commented “You know, it is weird. This neighborhood came out of the housing crisis better off than it was before…”. City Councilman Dave Thune leads a group of citizens getting ready for the Penfield development. Community-led is the key. Having comm...
Slipping Through the Cracks | My Community Matters
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Exploring the Passion and Hope of Everyday Life. Skip to primary content. Because Our Community Matters! Slipping Through the Cracks. April 25, 2014. Go ahead, call me names like “helicopter parent” or “overprotective” – I don’t mind. I probably am overprotective, but the real reason I am so anxious for my son is that Junior High was when. Started slipping through the cracks. He can’t wait for Junior High. A recent University of Minnesota study. And you can too! This entry was posted in Children. Post wa...
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joanna hubbard | joannahubbard
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How can the church best utilise the strengths of our local communities to move towards reconciliation and lives that are thriving? Author Archives: joanna hubbard. Now blogging at faithinaction.net.au. May 24, 2016. For years now Peter McDonald and I have been working together on the Faith in Action project and I have decided it would be great to consolidate my efforts by porting this blog content onto the same site so everything … Continue reading →. A Different “Development” Project. March 23, 2015.
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Story documentation form – TC Daily Planet | Community Journalism
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Story documentation form – TC Daily Planet. Copy this form, complete it, and email to the editor. Sometimes the editor may use this information for fact-checking, or checking on spelling, contact or address information. Stakeholders, sources and subjects will get an email from the editor that lets them know the article has been published. Contact information may also be entered into the general TCDP database. Stakeholders- name and email address. SOURCE AND CONTACT LIST. URLs used in research (list).
Trust the process and trust the Spirit… and who knows where it might lead! | joannahubbard
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How can the church best utilise the strengths of our local communities to move towards reconciliation and lives that are thriving? Reclaiming the gifts of “serviced” people. A Different “Development” Project →. Trust the process and trust the Spirit… and who knows where it might lead! March 4, 2015. I’ve been framing up a series of lectures with my Faith in Action. We have been uniquely crafted into bodies of people with roles to play in our communities. Many of the processes we use to discern the voice ...
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Where’s your beat? | Community Journalism
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Where’s your beat? Your beat is a particular area that you cover. This might be a geographic area the city of St. Paul or the Frogtown neighborhood, for example. Your beat might be topical: higher education or restaurant reviews. Focusing on a specific beat allows you to develop greater expertise in the area. Let’s say your beat is Frogtown. Here are five tips on covering the beat:. 1) Get on all the press release lists. City council member, legislators, community groups, business organizations. You are ...
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20/20 for community journalists | Community Journalism
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20/20 for community journalists. Looking for a quick intro to some journalism basics? Each of these 20 mini-lessons will take no more than 20 minutes. In focus: What is the story? Beginning, middle, end: Organizing the story. Keep it moving: Active writing. Best phrase forward: Digging out the buried lead. Fact checking: names, numbers, and more. 8220;Show me your story”: relations with sources. Getting the facts, getting the quotes: Interview skills. He said/she said: Taking sides on truth. You are comm...
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Daily Planet story checklist | Community Journalism
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Daily Planet story checklist. 1) What’s the story? Summarize the story in a way that tells why it is important, interesting, or appealing. Think: How would you tell the story to a friend? Write a one- or two-sentence summary. Even shorter: What would the headline be? 2) Why do / would / should readers care about this story? If there’s nothing at stake and no controversy, are you sure this story is worth writing? Will anyone want to read it? What’s at stake? Who will be affected? During the writing process.
Working TOGETHER for better outcomes for Hackham | joannahubbard
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How can the church best utilise the strengths of our local communities to move towards reconciliation and lives that are thriving? Reflecting on my garden and community development. Reclaiming the gifts of “serviced” people →. Working TOGETHER for better outcomes for Hackham. January 15, 2015. But how do you get highly diverse people striving towards a common purpose? Obviously one key work is to ensure good communication and transparency at all times. I experienced a great example of this yesterday when...
The Art of Powerful Questions | joannahubbard
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How can the church best utilise the strengths of our local communities to move towards reconciliation and lives that are thriving? In Memory of One of Our Community Gardeners. Community Champions →. The Art of Powerful Questions. February 18, 2014. Tonight, I will be working with our two Occupational Therapy Students to facilitate a workshop with our Edwardstown Project Leaders on asking good questions with our communities. This will also be the topic of our July Faith in Action. Both questions were aimi...
The Painting | joannahubbard
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How can the church best utilise the strengths of our local communities to move towards reconciliation and lives that are thriving? The header image is a painting by Texan artist James Janknegt titled “A Portrait of You as the Good Samaritan”. Here is how he describes his own work on his blog. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. To all my frie...
Some Definitions | joannahubbard
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How can the church best utilise the strengths of our local communities to move towards reconciliation and lives that are thriving? What is: Asset Based Community Development:. Asset Based Community Development is a methodology which seeks to uncover the strengths within communities as a means for sustainable development. For the Church (and particularly Churches with congregational/flat/bottom-up models of leadership) this shouldn’t be new stuff because we have know of the value of it within our co...
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My Community Matters | Exploring the Passion and Hope of Everyday Life
Exploring the Passion and Hope of Everyday Life. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Because Our Community Matters! August 4, 2015. Last year on this date – August 3rd, 2014 was a big day for me. I started something big, totally out of my comfort zone – and it was awesome! Last year on this date I announced that I was running for the Saint Paul City Council. Weird huh? Walking Naked Down the Street. And spending important and valuable time just hanging out with my husband and kids. Which ...
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Monday, July 9, 2012. Initial Meeting is 7/16/12. The initial get-together to discuss Community Memory is Monday, 7/16/2012 at 6 pm. At the Mountain Arts Community Center. MACC) at 809 Kentucky Ave, Signal Mountain. We'll be meeting in the Community Communication Project. Office, Room 5. You can RSVP on Facebook. Or email join@communify.org. Even communities have memories. Here's what we can. Yes, you could say it's a local version of the national StoryCorps. Project, but it's also a little bit more.
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