Tim is Learning Network Director of Starfire, a Cincinnati, Ohio, a visionary organization working to build better lives for people with disabilities.Other referenced works and resources:
- Judith Snow
- Pattern Language by Christopher Alexander
- Starfire Youtube Channel
- The Careless Society: Community and its Counterfeits
- The Ones We Sent Away by Jennifer Senior (Atlantic Article)
- Corinthians Six Nineteen by Tim Vogt (Poem)
In Conversation with Tim:
April Doner is a community connector, artist, and mother who is passionate about igniting the intersection between re-weaving neighbor relationships, strengthening local economies, and healing / reconciling inequities and injustices. She is a Steward at the ABCD Institute DePaul University and when not practicing neighboring in her own neighborhood, she trains, coaches, and consults in Asset Based Community Development. April also documents local resilience as well as group processes through various creative means including writing, photography, video, and graphic recording. Since 2020, she has curated content for Abundant Community.
Joey Taylor is the Director of Bespoken Live Cincinnati and the producer of the Common Good Podcast. With a Master’s Degree in Intercultural Studies and experience in interfaith engagement and international community development in the Middle East and Eastern Europe, he believes story is key in crafting our perspective toward ourselves and one another and will be discussing this technique in communication.
This episode was hosted and produced by Joey Taylor and the music is from Jeff Gorman. You can find more information about the Common Good Collective here. Common Good Podcast is a production of Bespoken Live & Common Change – Eliminating Personal Economic Isolation.
Image by Robert Lukeman on Unsplash.
Going Further:
- When It Comes to Cultivating Connectedness and Social Innovation, Aim For Discoverables, Not Deliverables (Latta, Harges, Mather)
- Reimagining the Table, Justice, and our Relationship to Place (Answer, Answer, Mattson)
- Andrea Roberts: Countering Displacement through Collective Memory (Roberts)
