How The Hearth Certificate in Community Storytelling in Ashland, Oregon changed lives

How The Hearth Certificate in Community Storytelling in Ashland, Oregon changed lives, Ashland Tidings, Nov 7, 2019.

Bridging divides with storytelling: Oregon-based organization produces projects worldwide, Community Vitality, The Ford Family Foundation, Fall 2019.

Article on post-presidential election conversation facilitated by The Hearth on November 13th, 2016 from Ashland Daily Tidings.

An October 2016 story about The Hearth’s special live storytelling event that took place after the one year anniversary of the shooting at Umpqua Community College.

August 2016 Interview with Mark Yaconelli on Nomad Podcast in England on The Transforming Power of Stories.

“Real Talk About Race” article on the special event facilitated by The Hearth in partnership with Oregon Department of Humanities.

Interview with Mark Yaconelli on storytelling and community for The Ford Family Foundation.

Poet Angela Decker wrote a column on The Hearth entitled “Personal Stories Build Community” for The Ashland Daily Tidings, Oct 23, 2014.

Secrets Shared, Ashland Daily Tidings cover story on The Hearth Community, Oct 29, 2013.

Jefferson MonthlyJefferson Monthly – the magazine for Southern Oregon and Northern California public radio – has a feature article on the hearth by Jennifer Margulis.

What’s Your Story? – Craig Comstock at the HuffingtonPost wrote a nice article on the Hearth as a format for addressing difficult issues and building community within small towns, Feb 4, 2013.

Stories: bullies and the bullied – cover story in the Ashland Tidings on the Hearth and the subject of bullying, Jan 23, 2013.

Everyone has a story – cover story from the Ashland Tidings on the work of the Hearth with excerpts from previous tellers and a feature article by Mark Yaconelli, Jan 21, 2012.