From rivers, suns and buildings to more abstract ideas, Fargo-Moorhead area cities each have their own symbols and sayings to help define their towns.
In today’s fast-paced world, style and accessories play a crucial role in defining who we are and how we connect with our ...
Elizabeth Wetzel is queen of the Vermontville, Michigan, 2013 Maple Syrup Festival. Such festivals help residents build a shared identity, Wuthnow says. In Vermontville’s case, the festival reminds ...
These words come from the Australian song “Took the Children Away,” written and sung by the late Gunditjmara and Bundjalung elder Archie Roach. They speak to the importance of country, community, ...
Exploring how murals reflect community identity through research, photography, and public engagement Lisa Murphy explores how murals shape community identity in northeastern Pennsylvania. Using the ...
Why is the name of a community important and what is lost if it is removed or forgotten? This is much more important a question than many people realize. This is because a community is more than a ...
Like chapters in a history book, old buildings and landscapes have stories to tell. From vistas and views to land and structures, preserving our past helps us to understand where we came from and who ...
Various experiences shape our identities and influence our sense of belonging, support, and community connection. Below is a list of resources that support both individual and collective identities.
Today's fitness companies have evolved from run-of-the-mill gyms to full-fledged lifestyle brands, appealing to Americans seeking new forums for community and social connection. As the market for ...
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