Brainstorm With Us
We’re interested in learning how people are changing their communities – and maybe more importantly where they get stuck. Share your experiences, ideas and frustrations. Vote for the ones that are most important to you.
Our hope is to discover how we might help.
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16 votes
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There's something in my community I want changed, but I don't know where to start.
I'm not experienced at this. I'd need more info on where to start or who to meet to help me.
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11 votes
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8 votes
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8 votes
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Recycle-A-Bike a volunteer collective providing affordable transportation
is a volunteer based community bike education and maintenance collective that promotes bicycling as a safe, fun, sustainable, and empowering mode of transportation. We provide the greater Providence community access to the skills and resources to maintain, repair, and build bikes in a workspace where all are welcome.
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I raise my hand to help and others follow. I have had good luck creating a team to solve problems.
Finding the people who are also affected by a problem impacting your life will help you build a team around solving community problems. I saw it all over the country when I traveled to all 50 states interviewing community problem solvers. Check it out! www.50in52journey.com
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Analyze your commuinty strengths and create an event to support them
We look around to see how were are evolving as a community and take steps to support the positives.
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Neighborhood Walk-Up Theater (a modern, neighborhood version of a drive in theater)
Using a laptop, projector and side of a house, we have neighborhood movie night. The kids love it!
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6 votes
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6 votes
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6 votes
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6 votes
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I think my neighborhood project might be a good roadmap for others
If you think others might be able to learn from your experience, how would you get your story to the people who might find it helpful?
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5 votes
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4 votes
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4 votes
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Organize with a group of neighbors a few fun events on the block or neighborhood
Pick small achievable tasks and get one or two neighbors involved in the process. You'll work off each others energy and bring your friends in. It's hard to do it alone. Have fun.
4 votes