A community isn't just buildings and streets, it's the people who make it home. In our Community posts, see how towns, municipalities, and similar organizations use memoryKPR to connect residents through shared experiences. It's about celebrating local heroes, uncovering hidden histories, and building a stronger sense of belonging.
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People of all ages like to hear a good story. How that story is told may vary depending on your age. If you’re looking to build a sense of community, it might be a challenge to engage younger people—unless you approach it from their point of view. Children
Community
Everyone knows the famous line from the movie Field of Dreams: “if you build it, they will come.” Sure enough, building a baseball field attracts a baseball team, and since the movie was released way back in 1989, the line has become famous in pop culture. Every community has a
Community
There’s nothing better than a good story. We can all remember hearing a story around the dinner table, campfire or family reunion. Stories are how we connect our past, present and future. Storytelling is also a powerful tool for community engagement. Stories are a way for communities to: * increase
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Just as a home is more than just a house or apartment, a community is more than a dot on a map or a place on a sign. The strictest definition of community is a group of people who live in the same area. We all know that creating “community”
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Community development relies heavily on data, like needs assessments, grant proposals or applications for funding. It’s not all about the data, however. Storytelling can play a key role in community development and economic growth. Every community has a story to tell. Let’s explore ways to use storytelling to
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Let's face it, we all want to live in a connected community, it is good for us as humans, it is good for business, for at-risk groups, and it is good for the government. Research suggests that communities where people feel connected to each other and to a
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Let's face it, in a world overflowing with information, the quest for truth feels like searching for a needle in a haystack. History isn't just about facts and dates – it's the beating heart of a community, its the stories that shape who we are.