imagine enough for everyone - iowa
Jane Robinette, Jennifer Drinkwater, John Boller, Tommy Hexter, Peggy A Huppert, Emily Osweiler, Julie FugenschuhReimagine 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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Imagine Kids with Full Plates
“Why should I have to feed someone else’s kids?”
One of my proudest daily achievements is preparing food for my 18-month old toddler. She’s currently in the “picky” stage (it’s just a stage, right guys? Guys?!).
I do the grocery shopping...
Imagine Enough … Care for Everyone
by Peggy Huppert
There is a crack in everything. That’s how the light gets in. ~ Leonard Cohen
I was drawn into the world of serious mental illness for the first time when my youngest child was just eight years old, in the late 1990s. She...
Imagine Aid in Dying with Dignity
Imagine someone being diagnosed with a terminal disease, living with intolerable (to them) conditions, and anticipating a painful or long, drawn-out death. Imagine this terminally-ill adult is your life partner, adult child, sibling, parent...
Imagine Investing in the Arts
I currently serve as the Community Arts Specialist for Iowa State Extension and Outreach. I’m also an artist, and I spend a lot of time talking with, and learning from, Iowans about the arts – where we can find them in Iowa (everywhere), wh...
Imagine Enough for Everyone: Black Representation in Nature
By Monica Goodlett, MSN, RN
“Love of nature is love of self. That’s where all healing and joy begins.” — J. Drew Lanham
In Iowa, we are surrounded by parks, trails, rivers, prairies, wetlands, lakes, and forests. These places offer beauty...
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Since 2019, I've been inviting folks to tell me what’s good where they live so I can paint it. Over two dozen people from 11 communities in Iowa (my current home) and Mississippi (my true home) have taken me up on this offer.
Executive Director, Coralville Community Food Pantry
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.
I spent 43 years in the nonprofit space as a communications, development, government relations and executive director. Now retired, my mission is to help nonprofit leaders -- both staff and volunteers -- do better at doing good.
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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