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Sowing Seeds of Hope
Too many people are
isolated and fearful.
Together,
we can change this.
Get to Know Your Neighbors
Honor Elders
Focus on Ability, Not Disability
Plant Flowers
Share What You Have
Sing Together
Start a Tradition
Celebrate Our Differences
Bake Extra and Share
Ask for Help When You Need It
Visit the Park
Learn Something New Everyday
Organize a Block Party
Turning Off the TV
Turning On Your Imagination
Have a Potluck
Hold a Bake Sale
Appreciate Democracy and Vote
Ask More Questions
Barter Your Skills
Fix Something
Seek To Understand
Live More Simply
Believe Change is Possible
Know That No One Is Silent
Though Many Are Not Heard
Work to Change This
Thanks for inspiration to Syracuse Cultural Workers for “How to Build Community”
Artwork by Karen Zullo Sherr
“Seeds of Hope” is an art installation in which artists are partnering with nonprofit organizations to visually raise awareness of important social issues. Participants will work with families and friends and neighbors, and communities to share their vision by planting seeds - in their gardens, in their windows and in appropriate locations that are visible to the public - that will germinate into flowers and increase visibility of the issues and dreams of all who take part.
Next Seeds of Hope Garden Event
TO BE DETERMINED
Seeds of Hope Seed Packet
Sowing Seeds of Hope
Community Living Campaign
The Seeds of Hope Project is sponsored by the Community Living Campaign. To learn more about what we do and how you can join us, go to www.sfcommunityliving.org
We Must Be the Change That We Seek
Too many people are
isolated and fearful.
Together,
we can change this.
Get to Know Your Neighbors
Honor Elders
Focus on Ability, Not Disability
Plant Flowers
Share What You Have
Sing Together
Start a Tradition
Celebrate Our Differences
Bake Extra and Share
Ask for Help When You Need It
Visit the Park
Learn Something New Everyday
Organize a Block Party
Turning Off the TV
Turning On Your Imagination
Have a Potluck
Hold a Bake Sale
Appreciate Democracy and Vote
Ask More Questions
Barter Your Skills
Fix Something
Seek To Understand
Live More Simply
Believe Change is Possible
Know That No One Is Silent
Though Many Are Not Heard
Work to Change This
Thanks for inspiration to Syracuse Cultural Workers for “How to Build Community”
"There's No Place Like Home"
Artwork by Karen Zullo Sherr
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