The Radius Project is a guide to discovering and exploring the impact of imaginative people in your neighborhood.
Our community film screenings help people rediscover the value of a healthy neighborhood through the accomplishments of:
Director Robert DiMaio at the Queens Library is showing audiences films about imaginative thinkers in their communities.
These immersive films, talks, and tours explore a one-mile radius around a community to highlight the unique thinking skills of imaginative voices.
Agnes Gunn and Robert DiMaio discuss the impact of intergenerational conversations.
Martin Birnbaum and Robert DiMaio at the JCC discuss how Central Park created imaginative opportunities for teaching and learning.
Our engagement programs utilize schools, Libraries, and Community Centers to support local problem solvers, innovators, and visionaries.
Our intergenerational discussions show how empathy, emotional intelligence, and critical thinking enrich your community—and beyond.
These hyperlocal documentary films are conversation starters about the constructive impact of local:
Leaders, Educators and Historians
Thought-Partnership Opportunities
Mental Wellbeing Resources
Community Builders
Environmentalists
Artists
To learn more about the potential of your neighborhood and what other communities are doing: