Elsa Lindenmeyr

  • Hi Sasha,
    just to let you know, the link is denying me access to your mind map. Try checking to see if the link includes viewing access.

    Elsa

  • Hi Sasha,
    Great work on the interviews! Looks like you got some great interviews and that means finding interviews won’t be hard in the future.

    You said you don’t know how people can make a difference and I […]

  • Hi Sasha,
    What an amazing piece of work. Sorry about the late response, I’ll try to be more on time for you’re 4th post.
    The time and research that you’ve put into this issue was clear in your well written post […]

  • Hi Sasha,
    My name’s Elsa. I’m a sophomore at CVU and I have gone through the What’s the Story? VT twice and each time I had experiences that matched what you said above. Sorry it’s taken me so long to respond to […]

  • What’s the Story? Vt is an experience I can’t replace and believe me, I’ve tried. The atmosphere of when you first walk into that tiny, hot room at Middlebury Breadloaf is unlike anything else I’ve ever felt. […]

  • This weekend was the December Retreat, a time I have been looking forward to since September, knowing it would signify the start of our attempt at change. We learned about the cameras, interviewing setup and […]

  • Elsa Lindenmeyr wrote a new post 9 years ago

    The November Retreat has come and gone in the blink of the eye. It seems like yesterday that I was thinking about doing a climate change project, but today, I am in a team focused on climate change in Vermont. […]

  • Elsa Lindenmeyr wrote a new post 9 years ago

    This is the script to my pitch for anyone who’s curious.

     

    Climate change is a very disputed topic in our country. Republicans and Democrats argue about the causes of climate change a lot, but never really […]

  • Hi Caroline,
    Wow, this is new. But I like it. I’ve never really thought about this issue at all. I think most people just think of our legislation as fair and don’t think about the individual whose being […]

  • T.D.,
    Nice closing paragraph! I like where you’re headed and that you’ve got an audience and a specific call to action, or at least one that’s more specific. Good job and keep up the good work!

    Elsa

  • Elsa Lindenmeyr commented on the post, #4 Mind Map 9 years ago

    Hi T.D.,
    This is lookin’ good! I like your mind map and I was surprised there’s no regulation for the education of the original Vermonters. I was wondering, what do you think should change? You mention a ton of […]

  • Thanks Caroline!

  • Hi Laurie,
    Thanks for the ideas and questions! I like all of them and I think that might actually be a really good way of spreading change in our state and then into the country. I also want to work on how to make […]

  • Hi Laurie,
    I’ve never thought about that, but I did see somewhere something about it but just haven’t really looked into it. I’ll check it out!

    Elsa

  • Hi Caroline,
    I’m glad your going with the church/religion topic. You’ve got some really great ideas! You stated a lot about the issues, but what are your beliefs? What do you think should change and how do you […]

  • Hi Caroline,
    I am so sorry I am so behind on commenting and responding! I think those are all great issues that need to be solved. I also have to say, I love your approach to trying to figure things out. Very […]

  • Elsa Lindenmeyr wrote a new post 9 years ago

    To start a movement you need a leader, someone who’s got the drive to get something done, but you also need followers. Simon Sinek said “People don’t buy what you, they buy why you do it.” and this means that […]

  • Here is a link to my mind map if you can’t read the picture above. Let me know if you can’t view the link.

  • Your post made we wonder what do they do now? The Abenaki are the original Vermonters. Why haven’t I heard of this story? Why is it in the dark for, I’m assuming, most Vermonters? I think I could definitely […]

  • I think when you think of a social issue, you think of something about discrimination or acceptance into a society. I first thought of a race or gender or religion being accepted. But I think that you can deny or […]

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