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- Front Porch Forum
Front Porch Forum is a free community-building service in Vermont and parts of New York Your neighborhood's forum is only open to the people who live there It's all about helping neighbors connect Invite neighbors and others to join
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- Front Porch Forum is Part of “Why We Shouldn’t Give Up on the Internet”
New_ Public’s Eli Pariser Delivers a Speech at the Vatican Featuring Front Porch Forum Eli Pariser is an author, activist, and entrepreneur focused on how to make technology and media serve democracy He helped lead MoveOn org, co-founded Upworthy, wrote “The Filter Bubble,” and is currently Co-Director of New_ Public
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Front Porch Forum's mission is to help neighbors connect and build community We do that by hosting regional networks of online neighborhood forums Common sense and a growing body of research tell us that well-connected neighborhoods are friendlier places to live, with less crime, healthier residents, higher property values, and better service
- Artist Collection – Front Porch Forum Store
Christine Tyler Hill is a Vermont artist known for her whimsical, organic illustrations As Front Porch Forum informally marks 25 years since the very first Five Sisters Forum, we commissioned this piece to celebrate FPF in a visual way In the artwork, you'll notice some common themes that you likely read in your loca
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- Ghost of Midnight | … about neighbors, community and Front Porch Forum
Front Porch Forum is eager to keep the tradition alive and be a resource to help communities gather on the first Saturday in June to celebrate Organize a Neighbors Day event on your road, in your neighborhood, or in your part of town! Each gathering will reflect the personality of the local community
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