09/09/2026
Our latest upcoming article, "Stitching the Unfinished Revolution," is by David Frank, Assistant Commissioner for Strategic Partnerships at the New York State Education Department.
In the article, he dives into the Tapestry of New York—a digital collection that brings together creative work from students across the state as they reflect on what it means to belong, participate, and contribute to the ongoing story of New York and the nation.
The article highlights the spirit of creating, sharing, and learning together alive right here in our communities.
Whether it's a quilt, a weaving, or a tapestry, each is made up of individual pieces. Each one tells its own story, but together, they become something larger than any one contribution.
To explore this further, Archie the Jr! Archivist had a chance to tour the Innovation Center of Saratoga. Like our article, the center brings people together through hands-on classes ranging from 3D printing to entrepreneurship to weaving, creating space for people to learn new skills, make something of their own, and collaborate with others.
Whether you're stitching fabric, preserving a family story, or creating a piece of art, the act of making can connect us to one another—and become part of the story we leave behind.
Be sure to subscribe to our magazine to read the Fall issue and the article "Stitching the Unfinished Revolution." Don't forget to also check out our collaborator, The Innovation Center at Saratoga, Inc.
