The Radius Project brings neighbors together through films, talks, and tours celebrating the impact of local artists, environmentalists, and community builders.
Our community engagement events highlight local discoveries within a one-mile radius, showcasing the creativity, innovation, and generosity that help communities thrive.
Audiences rediscover the potential of their neighborhood through the local accomplishments of:
Director Robert DiMaio shows audiences films about imaginative thinkers in their communities.
These interactive experiences guide audiences to proactive people and groups that use imaginative thinking to enhance your local quality of life.
Agnes Gunn and Robert DiMaio discuss strategies for meaningful, intergenerational conversations about dynamic thinkers.
Martin Birnbaum and Robert DiMaio at the JCC discuss with the audience how imaginative people created teaching and learning opportunities in Central Park.
Presented at Schools, Libraries, and Community Centers, we archive local efforts, activities, and accomplishments that encourage lifelong interest in education.
Our intergenerational discussions explore how empathy, emotional intelligence, and critical thinking transform your community—and beyond.
The Radius Project Films, Talks, and Tours is a community engagement program that starts conversations about local:
Problem Solvers, Educators, and Historians
Thought-Partnership Opportunities
Mental Wellbeing Resources
Local Community Builders
Local Environmentalists
Local Artists
To learn more about the imaginative people in your neighborhood and the positive achievements of other communities: