Everyday, Everywhere, Everyone

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As part of NCScifest 2025, AMOS is collecting stories from WNC residents who used their intuition, their science or engineering backgrounds, or who quickly learned a skill to help their community during and after Hurricane Helene. We are looking to capture stories from all over WNC- from folks who quickly rebuilt bridges to citizens who helped their neighbors by learning the physics of a flushing toilet.

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Tell us a little about yourself *

How do you remember first hearing about the storm? Did you do anything to prepare for it? *

What skills did you or your neighbors use or learn to help your community leading up to or after the hurricane?

What town, neighborhood, or location is your story based in? Ex. South Asheville, Yancey County, Marshall High Studios etc *

What tips or advice do you have for people who want to make their communities more resilient? *

Would you like to share your story as an oral history interview or nominate someone? Participants in oral histories will be given a $100 gift card for their time. *

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Additional contact info (your phone number or preferred email if you'd like us to contact you for an audio interview): *

By sharing your story you agree to AMOS' Terms and Conditions. If you are under 16 your parent or legal guardian must submit parental consent by emailing amorrison@ashevillescience.org *

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I understand that my contribution to Everyday, Everywhere, Everyone: is mine entirely and not based on other people's accounts, experiences, or material. I am 18 years or older OR I have permission from a legal guardian or caregiver to share my story publicly. Grants permission in perpetuity to the Asheville Museum of Science (and its partners Morehead Planetarium and Buncombe County Special Collections) to make your contribution publicly available and to use this content in our exhibits and education programs, including promotional and development uses. Doesn't violate any privacy or confidentiality laws.

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