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Today, we close our Rebuilding Trust project. During the past four months, we’ve taken you to a town in France trying to piece itself together after a horrific crime. To a community in Washington state finding that things as simple as gathering trash can help soften partisan lines. And to climate scientists’ struggle to discover where trust in their work begins.
Since Feb. 1, we’ve published 59 trust stories and 16 editorials, including five cover stories for the Monitor Weekly, five “Why We Wrote This” podcast episodes, and one online event with author Alexandra Hudson.
Of course, we’ll continue to publish stories about trust, but we’re interested in your feedback on the project – what you appreciated, and what can be improved. We hope we were able to dive beneath the surface to show why trust is so essential to human progress, whether in war or in politics or even at the local animal shelter.
You can find all the stories from the project here. Please let me know how we did at editor@csmonitor.com.
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