Juan Perfetti in Massachusetts | Photo by Alexandra Phillips for the Comunicas Foundation“Then you will know the truth, and the truth will set you free.” – John 8:32.
We are a better society when we are a better neighborhood.
All societies are systems that start from a small cell. The organic growth is from small to big, from one to many, and never vice-versa. That’s nature, that’s the Universe.
If we want to make a better society it is extremely important to become better neighbors, more informed, more educated, and more united. From one to many. Understanding that each of us is a cell of a system, capable of promoting peace and love to our surroundings, and our neighborhood.
Regardless of race, religion, nation, language, gender, age, or ideas, we all are part of the same global system, and we can look more into what unites us, instead of what divides us. Is our choice what perspective we want to take of every single situation, problem, and conflict. We can choose to see the negative, stuck there, or see the solutions and opportunities we have to make a better society.
In Comunicas, we choose love and peace to make better neighborhood-based journalism and to support the efforts of neighborhoods and their neighbors toward the creation of a better global society. We choose to make love journalism.
On the first anniversary of the Dorchester Post, as the editor, I want to thank all neighbors, community leaders, and elected officials who have connected with us to share their love and stories for their neighborhood.
Juan Perfetti
Editor of the Dorchester Post
Related to the Dorchester Post’s first anniversary:
The Dorchester Post kick-off shows the value of diversity and immigration in Dorchester
