What is Front Porch Forum? Front Porch Forum (FPF) is in the business of helping neighbors connect and build community. Since 2006, we’ve been hosting regional networks of online Neighborhood Forums where clearly identified nearby neighbors share postings about all sorts of topics. Read more about FPF here. FPF puts neighborhood news and discussion into people’s normal online routines, so ...
Front Porch Forum is a free community-building service covering all of Vermont as well as parts of New York and Massachusetts. It's all about helping neighbors connect.
New_ Public’s Eli Pariser Delivers a Speech at the Vatican Featuring Front Porch Forum Eli Pariser is an author, activist, and entrepreneur focused on how to make technology and media serve democracy. He helped lead MoveOn.org, co-founded Upworthy, wrote “The Filter Bubble,” and is currently Co-Director of New_ Public.
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If you live within FPF's service area you can sign up on our homepage. Just go to FrontPorchForum.com and fill out the form. Then click Sign Up and follow the prompts to complete the process.
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Front Porch Forum is hosting a free Lunch & Learn Webinar on July 28 at noon for local emergency management personnel and volunteers about using FPF for emergency readiness, response, and recovery communications.
