Last October, I wrote about The One Good Thing Project.
The One Good Thing Project is a participatory art project that helps us find the good that happens each day. Getting involved is easy! Take a booklet. Fill it with good things. Keep it or return it to the collection.
Desk with return slot!
Since showing the project at CLP Hazelwood, the next step was to bring the project out into the community. Emily Sciulli and I launched the program with middle school students at Pittsburgh Mifflin and St. Rosalia Academy. The results have been stellar! Check out some photos from the schools!
One Good Thing Project @ Pittsburgh Mifflin
8th Grade @ Pittsburgh Mifflin!
8th Grade @ Pittsburgh Mifflin!
8th Grade @ Pittsburgh Mifflin!
Paying it forward: We got ice cream at Dell’s for Mifflin students who returned booklets!
Special thanks to everyone who has participated so far. Now we want YOU to take part!
We will be featuring the project at CLP Hazelwood this summer. To participate, drop by the library starting in July. Take a booklet. Fill it with good things (photos/words/anything good). Return it to the collection or keep it as a gift.
The One Good Thing Project returns to CLP Hazelwood soon!
Can’t get here, no problem! Grab a notebook and start record one good thing every day.
Happy Summer. Fill it with good things!
Michael (CLP Hazelwood)
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