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Introductions
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Alejandros Story
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First Grade Teacher
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springboard
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family engagement
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thread program
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Ryans story
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Why Thread works
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Performance
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Bastion Community of Resilience
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Building a New Community
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How do you convince people to be part of that community
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How do you integrate the community
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Whats the goal
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Cost of war
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Englewood Chicago
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The Great Migration
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Sparking the Lights
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Impact on Chicago
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Rage
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Questions
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Framing
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Words Intentions
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Community Work
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Question
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Responsibility
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What do you need
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Two quick questions
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What do we need
Description:
Explore the efforts of ordinary Americans working to repair the nation's social fabric in this 51-minute talk from The Aspen Institute. Discover how individuals are combating loneliness, isolation, and division by fostering inclusive communities across the country. Learn about initiatives like the Thread program, which engages families and supports student performance, and the Bastion Community of Resilience, which builds integrated communities for veterans. Examine the impact of historical events like the Great Migration on Chicago's Englewood neighborhood and the challenges of community building. Gain insights into the importance of framing, intentions, and personal responsibility in community work. Reflect on the essential elements needed to weave together a more connected and empathetic society, challenging the prevailing culture of hyper-individualism.

Repairing America's Social Fabric - Community Building and Inclusion Initiatives

The Aspen Institute
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