
Reimagine a better Iowa, with enough for everyone. Iowans write about their vision of what Iowa could be and offer some steps to move us closer to that goal.
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by Brittany Jacobs
The world we live in today is thanks to the incredible imagination of those who came before us. Real-time video calls with people orbiting the moon, machine-driven medical diagnoses, self-driving cars. Even just a few de...
In his book, From What Is to What If, Rob Hopkins encourages a lot of “what if” questions in order to prompt imagination about the future and the reachable solutions or steps needed to move there. He writes about some of his what ifs:
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Imagine an Iowa where every person has the opportunity to discover their strengths, contribute their gifts, and earn enough through work that is meaningful to build a life of dignity, purpose, and possibility.
For the past fifteen years, I...
Imagine for a moment that you’re standing on a sidewalk downtown. Maybe it’s really hot… or freezing… or raining, whatever seems the worst. You’re alone. People hastily walk by, busy with their lives. Nobody looks you in the eyes. You see p...
I am very fortunate to spend a lot of time around hundreds of people who are trying to make Iowa’s food system a better place. It makes it easy to imagine a future where our economy, our landscape, and our public health look a lot different...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
I live and breathe to help build up Iowa's local food systems. We have the best soil in the world, and the best food comes from the best soil.
Emily is a social worker who co-founded Greater Des Moines Supportive Housing. She writes at the intersection of faith, civic life, & the belief that no one is disposable. Wife, mother, runner, photographer of light.
I'm Julie Fugenschuh, Executive Director of Project Iowa, social worker, wife, mom of seven, and Mimi to 15 grandchildren. I believe meaningful work and stronger communities create a better future for the next generation.
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