HeyJaredConnective Tissue
A newsletter on the connections, communities, and commitments that bind us together.
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- Sep 26, 2026
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The “Tissue Review” | September 2026 (opens the original)
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The Tissue Review is Connective Tissue’s members-only round-up of our favorite reads from the last month(ish), current events and resources, and offerings and opportunities from your fellow members. Read more
Tending to the grief and eros in our rural places (opens the original)
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This is the first newsletter we’re publishing since Wendell Berry’s passing. No thinker has influenced what we publish in Connective Tissue more than Wendell — I somehow seem to feature his writing in nearly <a href
The “Tissue Review” | Summer 2026 (opens the original)
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The Tissue Review is Connective Tissue’s members-only round-up of our favorite reads from the last month(ish), current events and resources, and offerings and opportunities from your fellow members. Read more
Putting our theories of membership into practice (opens the original)
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Today, we’re inviting you to become a Connective Tissue member. Joining is a commitment to support the newsletter and to support your fellow members — the hundreds of community-builders, neighbors, business owners, funders, facilitators, thinkers, and readers committed to our generational project of civic renewal.You can join our Annual Membership ($100/year) to participate in our <a href="ht
Re-blurring the lines between journalism and civic life (opens the original)
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Darryl Holliday is a journalist, network-builder, community steward, and civic strategist committed to creating correctives for what’s not working in civic life. He’s the co-founder of City Bureau, the Documenters Network, Illustrated Press, and, most recently, News Futures and <a href="https
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