How The Radius Project Works
Participants are invited to local libraries, schools, and community centers, where each event reimagines the neighborhood as a vibrant hub for curiosity and connection.
Neighbors are invited to a series of three film screening events featuring:
• Artists – Driving local creative expression and dynamic storytelling
• Environmentalists – Defending and nurturing local land, water and air
• Volunteers – Connecting people through compassion and acts of service in times of need
Our films and discussions honor local people who are using their imagination to enrich the quality of their own neighborhoods.
Review Our Sample Neighborhood Films
Artists' Perspectives:
• Explore an array of local art forms, how the five senses invite inspirations, transformations, and impact.
• Showcase the diverse ways art enriches the daily quality of life within communities.
• Please review sample film:
Neigborhoods learn from the imaginations of local artists
Environmentalism:
• Highlight innovative practices environmentalists employ to protect local land, water, and air.
• Encourage viewers to adopt sustainable habits that nurture the well-being of their surroundings.
• Please review sample film:
Neighbors learning how to protect their land, water, and air
Volunteerism Impact:
• Volunteers shed light on impactful stories of how their quality of life improved from neighbors working together.
• Inspire individuals to engage in community service and strengthen the fabric of neighborhoods.
• Volunteerism ignites our caring spirit, especially during a crisis.
• Please review sample film:
Neighbors act to beautify their local parks, through Community Engagement