The Keys to Our American Dreams |
is on hold for awhile...along with most things deemed "not essential"
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Life changed suddenly for all of us.
What is your quarantine experience and how are you coping?
Send us the good the bad, the sad, the funny and the ironic.
Share your ideas and strategies for coping for on-line and future print publication.
Send us a paper or digital postcard with your
Keys to Coping
Falmouth Enterprise
Key Idea Founder Starts Keys to Coping Project
Watch a short video below.
It's easy. Paper or Digital
Postcards are made from heavyweight paper around 4" x 6"
Or use your favorite digital application.
Think about your disappointments. • Think about what you are doing instead.
Write a short sentence. Be clear and legible.
Add color, drawings, designs, photos, glue on magazine pictures, as much as you'd like.
Be anonymous or include your first name, age and/or where you're from.
Send an email with your address and you will receive five project cards. FREE
Postcards are made from heavyweight paper around 4" x 6"
Or use your favorite digital application.
Think about your disappointments. • Think about what you are doing instead.
Write a short sentence. Be clear and legible.
Add color, drawings, designs, photos, glue on magazine pictures, as much as you'd like.
Be anonymous or include your first name, age and/or where you're from.
Send an email with your address and you will receive five project cards. FREE
Thousands of KeyStories since 2014 have revealed the common optimism of people;
now more than ever we need optimism and hope.
We are looking for people of all ages 1-100+
How are you managing during this time of COVID-19. Join this project. Share your thoughts.
Find out how.
now more than ever we need optimism and hope.
We are looking for people of all ages 1-100+
How are you managing during this time of COVID-19. Join this project. Share your thoughts.
Find out how.
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Since The Key Idea Project began in 2015, nearly 6,000 adults and children have participated in this unique project.
It has been exhibited dozens of times in small venues, conference halls, and museums
including The Smithsonian's Anacostia Community Museum. More history, here.
The Key Idea® was designed to be accessible to all.
Since The Key Idea Project began in 2015, nearly 6,000 adults and children have participated in this unique project.
It has been exhibited dozens of times in small venues, conference halls, and museums
including The Smithsonian's Anacostia Community Museum. More history, here.
The Key Idea® was designed to be accessible to all.