How do we stay in community?
Stories can help us find our way back to one another. Thousand Oaks Remembers began in the aftermath of November 2018 and continues today through storytelling, remembrance, and community connection.
Remembering is where we began. Community is where we’re going.
Thousand Oaks Remembers began as a community storytelling project following the events of November 2018. Through listening groups, written stories, and community gatherings, people were given space to share, listen, and remember.
Today, that work is growing into a new chapter.
Storytelling as a path back to community.
Sacred Discoveries is a grant-funded storytelling initiative building on the original work of Thousand Oaks Remembers. Through Story Circles and intentional spaces for listening and sharing, we’re exploring one central question:
How do we stay in community?
Day of Rememberance
A time for our community to gather, remember, and honor those we’ve lost.
This work has always been about people.
Thousand Oaks Remembers is rooted in the belief that community is strengthened when people have space to be heard, to listen, and to connect. The work is guided by community members and leaders who bring together experience in storytelling, facilitation, ministry, community engagement, and lived experience.
There is a place for you here. Whether you want to listen, share your story, gather with others, host a Story Circle, or help facilitate the work, there are many ways to become part of the next chapter.