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"It takes time, but I know it's made me a stronger reporter," writes Jen Zettel-Vandenhouten, managing editor of Project Optimist.
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"It takes time, but I know it's made me a stronger reporter," writes Jen Zettel-Vandenhouten, managing editor of Project Optimist.
Emily Ford writes about the experiences that shaped her relationship with nature and the outdoors.
Mayo Clinic and the Destination Medical Center have helped make the “orchestrated serendipity” possible, writes Bill Lindeke of MinnPost.
"The foundations of media are shifting and so is the world: journalism must become more equitable, less sensationalized, more nuanced," writes Nora Hertel.
"I didn’t know why, but I felt alive in wild places," writes Alex Blondeau.
Project Optimist staff and readers are inspired by Mary Jo Hoffman to create art using found natural materials.
"It's been more than three months now since I started, and I have to say I'm excited to get up and get to work every day," writes managing editor Jen Zettel-Vandenhouten.
Project Optimist readers and staff marvel at the beauty of winter.
What's it like moderating a dialogue event? Project Optimist's managing editor shares her experience.