Opening the door to our All About That Place series of programs is this delightful post just out, "The Architect from Kowloon and his famous daughter, Nancy Kwan," Don't miss the little white dress made of parachute cloth presented to her by American pilots whose lives her father had saved.

Learn more about All About That Place 2024, and read the story at https://projectkin.org/AATP24.

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To celebrate the Pacific Edition of the “All About That Place” series running 27-Sept to 6-Oct, Projectkin will combine our Members’ Corner cohorts for August and September and add the theme of ”Place.” #AATP24

New post out today, https://projectkin.org/aatp-join-mc

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This is Part 4 of Kerri Kearney's series exploring burls as a metaphor for the complexity of family trees today. After looking at the power of telling a family stories, @kerri.kearney returns to explore who owns the story. Explore all of Kerri's posts at https://projectkin.org/kerri-kearney

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Each month, we post the stories select Projectkin members have shared with us in our Members’ Corner. Some stories are prose, others recordings and remembrances. See them all at Projectkin.org/members-corner.

The deadline for the July cohort is midnight Sunday, July 21st.

To learn more and propose your own article, visit Projectkin.org/join-mc

I can't wait to share your story.

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A town's origin story can reveal its priorities, perspectives, and outlook. In today's post for our Projectkin Members' Corner cohort, Rainey Mitchell shares the story of St. Mary's Church in St. Marys, PA. The tale illustrates how the community was created, grew, and flourished in the mid-19th century under the American Redemptorists movement.

Do you have a story to share? Join us at the Members' Corner: https://projectkin.org/members-corner

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In family history, we often focus on our elders' stories; sometimes it's skills they left us with. In this post for the Projectkin Members' Corner out today (Projectkin.org/members-corner,) Marci Keats shares memories of her Grandma Keats through the skills she taught. 

Do you have a story to share? Join us at the Members' Corner: https://projectkin.org/join-mc

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Today, we're celebrating May Tom in a tribute by her son and Projectkin Member, Ron Chan. As you'll see in the longer video shared on our Members' Corner, the project combines an epic tale of the Chinese American experience with the personal story of a mother and her son.

Explore at https://Projectkin.org/members-corner

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Our June cohort for the Members' Corner cohort dropped today, and it just may be the GOAT as Kerri Kearney picks back up on her metaphor of "burls" in family trees and how we tell our stories.

Explore the stories at https://projectkin.org/members-corner

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