We believe that living in relationship will change our communities and ourselves. Weave shares stories, practical advice and insights about what it means to live like a Weaver and lead with love.
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How This NYC Teacher Helps Immigrant Students ‘Weave’ Community in a New Country
An Inner City Teacher Weaves Community Through Photography
Living and Learning Among Refugees in the ‘Ellis Island of the South’
A Rural Teacher Challenges Students and Her Community to Wrestle With the World
A Former Journalist Reignites an Intergenerational Haven For Portland’s Youth
Educator. Mentor. Translator. How One Man Aided Immigrant Families Through COVID
Amid COVID, Closures & Zoom a Teacher Fights to Preserve School Relationships
How a Hawaii Teacher Supports Student Needs by Building Community Bridges
At a ‘Community School,’ This Educator Ensures All Kids Feel Known, Seen & Heard
Helping First-Generation Students Reach College — and Build Community on the Way
David Brooks Talks Education, Cultural Divides and How the Weavers in our Schools Will Help Heal America
Weaving a Stronger Society – Starting in Our Schools
A Rural Teacher Weaves Community to Keep Grads from Leaving
During Covid, this Band Teacher Kept his Students Connected
Weaver’s Guide to Life – The Best of 2021
Grounding ourselves in a new year of uncertainty
The power that lies in a circle
Post pandemic, is home still home?
Let’s Widen Our Gallery of Black Heroes
A Socially-Distant Thanksgiving Bites, But That isn’t Stopping Us from #WeavingCommunity
Let’s show our children that elections make us better people
This is how healing begins…
Who would move to a struggling coal town?
Amid racial injustice and COVID-19, there’s still hope America will become a better place
5 Ways to Start Weaving Community Today
My Mother’s Advice for Living, Loving and Leading through Crisis
Weaving a Better Way to Live
Can We Build Trust in Online Communities?
Agnes McKeen
The Radical Act of Showing Kindness to a Neighbor
Why I started Weave, an interview with David Brooks
Bruce Bankes
Katherine Hutton
Weaving a Community Starts at Home
Pancho Arguelles
Taking a first step to being a Weaver of relationships
Sometimes It’s Better to Receive than to Give
Asiaha Butler
What Can Happen When You Meet Your Neighbor
Bringing Radical Humanity Into Our Work Culture
Claudia Saavedra
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