People reach their full potential when they interact with local problem solvers, innovators, and imaginative thinkers.
The Radius Project engages neighbors with the hyperlocal impact of creativity, mindfulness, and generosity on our quality of life.
Our films, talks, and tours invite audiences to rediscover a one-mile radius of their community through the unseen impact of:
Director Robert DiMaio shows audiences films about imaginative thinkers in their communities.
These free film events connect audiences to proactive people and groups dedicated to improving your local quality of life.
Agnes Gunn and Robert DiMaio discuss strategies for intergenerational conversations about dynamic thinkers.
Martin Birnbaum and Robert DiMaio at the JCC discuss with the audience how people in Central Park created imaginative teaching and learning opportunities.
Presented at Schools, Libraries, and Community Centers, this is a fun resource for discovering local efforts, activities, and achievements.
Our intergenerational discussions explore how empathy, emotional intelligence, and critical thinking energize your community—and beyond.
These free public events are conversation starters about the direct impact of local:
Leaders, Educators and Historians
Thought-Partnership Opportunities
Mental Wellbeing Resources
Local Community Builders
Local Environmentalists
Local Artists
To learn more about the imaginative people in your neighborhood and the positive achievements of other communities: