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Italia-Usa, il viaggio della speranza “What do you hope for?” It’s a simple question, but behind it, you can discover complicated answers, from the welfare of society to desires or needs. |
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Occimiano e gli Usa uniti da gemellaggio fatto di speranze “What do you hope for?” Starting from this question, hope becomes an antidote to disillusionment and apathy. |
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Speranza (Hope) D Magazine Online, La Repubblica (Italy) // July 6, 2012From Los Angeles to Occimiano, Italy, near Alexandria, passing through D Magazine, the bright idea of Sam Lundquist has come a long way. |
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Dimmi In Che Cosa Speri (Tell Me What You Hope For) D Magazine, La Repubblica (Italy) // April 14, 2012Un ventiseienne di Los Angeles ha raccolto gli straordinari “pensieri positivi” di gente comune. (A twenty-six year old in Los Angeles has raised the extraordinary “positive thoughts” of ordinary people.) |
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Sam Lundquist of Los Angeles Asks Us to Share Our Dreams in “Hope Chronicles” LA Weekly // April 14, 2011If God had an inbox, it would read like this, filled to capacity with the white noise of hope. |
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“Hope Is Where The Heart Is” Pasadena Weekly Cover Story // May 20, 2010The Hope Chronicles redefines the meaning of neighbor, starting with one simple question. |
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In Theory: What do you hope for? Chicago Tribune // May 27, 2010Southern California religious leaders respond to the question: “What is your hope?” |
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