Community Conversations💬PRINTABLE BOOKLETS

SUGGESTED USES:

Here’s how program hosts can use their printable sketchbooks:

📖Keep some printed copies on display at your community center, so that…
- Event participants can review & reflect on the conversation.
- Community members who could not attend the event can still see the results & reflect on the process.
🖼️Print out booklet pages at full-page or poster size (11″x17″) to display on walls or bulletin boards. Include a blank poster or whiteboard for readers to contribute their thoughts & reflections.
📚Bring some copies to the town library
- Post a note or sign saying, “Do you have thoughts about community in [TOWN NAME]? Give this a read & then contact [COMMUNITY CENTER] to get involved.”
- Do the same thing at more libraries if you want to serve a broader area (like the Mount Washington Valley).
📰Offer a relevant page or image to your local newspaper, along with a story about how your Community Conversation went. (You can do the same later, with the follow up project.)
💬Use the sketchbook to host a book discussion group. People can pre-read the sketchbook, and then gather to talk further about their ideas of community.
📘Share a copy of the sketchbook with local schools — Teachers may might wish to use it in a variety of ways:
- 4^th grade classes studying NH history
- Art classes studying sketchbook techniques
- Language classes looking for an engaging way to document & expand on conversations
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