Civic Imagination

Non Fiction

These stories are about real people, places and events that provide inspiration about the way we shape our world. They may include figures from the distant pass or the living present. They may be international heroes of sport, politics or the arts or they may be local heroes known only to their neighbors and immediate communities. Gathering these stories here gives us a chance to see what inspiration looks like all over the world. 

This page has paths:

  1. Share Your Inspirations Gabriel Peters-Lazaro
  2. The Big Map: an Overview of the Civic Imagination Gabriel Peters-Lazaro
  3. Civic Imagination Project: Overview Gabriel Peters-Lazaro

Contents of this tag:

  1. A Superhero
  2. Maus: A Survivor's Tale
  3. Lakpa Sherpa
  4. The Story of Isaac Davis
  5. Muriel: Love in abundance for Bournemouth's homeless people
  6. Tuesdays with Morrie
  7. How the tortoise got cracks in his shell
  8. The forgiveness in a mexican family
  9. The continuous struggle of the Enlightenment
  10. My Dad
  11. Sanjay's Super Team
  12. Freedom Writers: Bridging Racial Divides Through Writing
  13. Snow Flower and The Secret Fan
  14. "The American Dream"
  15. The Diary of Anne Frank
  16. The cyclist, Sarah Lee
  17. Writing Your Own Deliverance
  18. The Beauty in Breaking
  19. A Leader
  20. Juggling against all odds
  21. The Bosses
  22. Hamilton's Rise to Success
  23. Arlen Siu
  24. Inner peace
  25. Train of Hope
  26. Practice what you preach
  27. The Light at the end of a Dark Tunnel
  28. My Own Revolution
  29. Emmeline the Suffragist
  30. How I "Eat, Pray, and Love"
  31. The doctors' team of the Aegean sea
  32. Watership Down
  33. Miracle
  34. Story of courage and survival
  35. Remember the Titans
  36. We are all Martín Fierro
  37. potentials lost
  38. EMPOWERING THE MAASAI COMMUNITY TO BRING CHANGE FROM WITHIN
  39. Hamilton: An American Musical
  40. Katur Kati
  41. Street Art Movement in Miami
  42. The Help
  43. Braveheart
  44. Documenting an Ever-changing Humanity
  45. The Inner City Youth