I’ve lived in the Scranton area all my life and it's great to see it grow and progress as so many young professionals and diverse immigrant groups moving into the city. There’s excitement and passion in the city. #IamScranton

Yesterday, we were pleased to welcome United Neighborhood Centers of Northeastern Pennsylvania's "Leaders In Training" for a visit to The University of Scranton's Hope Horn Gallery's exhibition featuring Ingenious artist @jeremynative. More: youtube.com/watch?v=vZYm5mpm…...

I’d like to see more businesses in Scranton and for them to restore that spark the electric city had that drew me to it in the first place after coming here from the navy in 1948. #IamScranton

Glynis Johns, founder of the Black Scranton Project, is developing the Black Scranton Project Center for Arts & Culture (BSPCAC). She hopes to see Scranton as a more inclusive and equitable city in the future. #BSP

Join us on Monday, March 28 at 5p.m. for a special lecture with artist Jeremy Dennis, titled, “Mapping Shinnecock: Exploring Indigenous Identity, Culture and Assimilation.” The lecture will take place via Zoom with pieces on display in the Hope Horn Gallery through April 29.

I was born in 1963 and raised in Scott Township with Scranton being just 20 minutes away. It was the diesel smelling “city” I travelled to get my haircuts. After working here for over 30 years I can’t help but see the city moving in a positive direction. #IamScranton

Share your hopes, values, and concerns while listening to others to learn and build understanding - nonpartisan Political Dialogue on "Freedom and Our Founding: What do they mean for us today?" Tuesday, Mar. 22 at 7 pm. Registration required: surveymonkey.com/r/FreedomDi…

I chose to stay in Scranton as a native of Archbald. My husband and I even had our 2007 wedding reception held at the Scranton Iron Furnaces, one of my favorite Scranton places. We chose the Scranton location because of our interest in and love of the local history. #IamScranton

I’m from Scranton’s West Side. I moved for college and joined the Air Force which had me stationed in Japan. I later returned to make Scranton my home and I hope it continues to grow as a creative, diverse, and welcoming city. #IamScranton

I was born and raised in NEPA, and I've never been happier than being back in the Electric City. I hope to see the city and University continue to collaborate and grow together. #IamScranton

When my family first moved here, Scranton was described as a “ghost town.” Thanks to all the diverse communities moving to this city, it no longer feels like that. Now, families like mine are building a strong community here. #IamScranton

This Thursday, we are launching our “I am Scranton” social media campaign. This campaign will highlight various Scrantonians by sharing a part of their “Scranton Story” across the project’s social media platforms. Share your Scranton story: tinyurl.com/2p8w349b

Don't miss out! Tomorrow at 5pm the “Scranton’s Story, Our Nation’s Story” project’s second theme! Registration is required at: surveymonkey.com/r/FreedomTo… Read more: tinyurl.com/38edknbn

Have notions of freedom evolved over time from our founding? Annelien de Dijn and Aziz F. Rana discuss American notions of freedom and how our founding impacts us now. This Zoom event is free and open to the public. Registration required at: surveymonkey.com/r/FreedomTo…