Catch a screening of @joinordiefilm.bsky.social, get involved in your community, and contribute to this socially engaged work of art. Listen and subscribe to Overdueing It anywhere you get podcasts! www.overdueingit.org/home/episode...

On our latest: civic engagement correspondent Meg talks to Rebecca Davis, co-director of the documentary @joinordiefilm.bsky.social, a film about why you should join a club, and why the fate of America depends on it. Listen in anywhere you get podcasts 🎳 www.overdueingit.org/home/episode...

We wrapped up Day 1 of #CUSAConf25 watching and discussing @joinordiefilm.bsky.social—a powerful documentary about the work of social scientist Robert Putnam and why social capital is vital to the wellbeing of ourselves, our communities, and American democracy.

New Substack dropped! It's about community - and a screening I helped host of @joinordiefilm.bsky.social about Bob Putnam's research / Bowling Alone Even better? You get to see a childhood pic of me looking like a dingus jhtomen.substack.com/p/community-... #Substack #community #bowlingalone

A BIG thanks to @cclusa.org for organizing the watch party of @joinordiefilm.bsky.social last night at The Davis! Let's work on social capital and a city charter. @chicagogrowthproj.bsky.social youtu.be/GyeG0EeKjSM?...

Hey, @strongtowns.org and @joinordiefilm.bsky.social: One of the things #GreenfieldMA has going for it is its 9 natural red clay tennis courts. Why? Because amateurs pitched in and saved something good about the place where they lived. #varticles andrewvarnon.blogspot.com/2016/05/clay...

Watched @joinordiefilm.bsky.social at the #GreenfieldMA Garden Cinema tonight and we had a chance to talk by video chat with Pete Davis the filmmaker afterwards. It was inspiring!

If you are in/near Western Mass., come to the screening of Join or Die Monday, March 24 at Greenfield Garden Cinemas. It’s free. There’s a discussion with one of the directors immediately after. @joinordiefilm.bsky.social You can RSVP and find more info here: www.gcc.mass.edu/events/join-...

Local screening of the @joinordiefilm.bsky.social in #GreenfieldMA. This is a great and important documentary about civic participation and democracy. Everyone should see it! March 24 at GCC. www.gcc.mass.edu/events/join-...

Highly recommend “Join or Die” on Netflix for anyone looking to do something practical and easy to help improve our society. (TLDR- join any organization where you will run into people with different perspectives.) www.netflix.com/us/title/817...

everyone should watch “Join or Die” on Netflix. My own experience: I announced a book club in my neighborhood, chose Orbital: a Novel as the first book, and 14 people showed up on Saturday. Maybe people are not identifying as Czech these days?

Watched 'Join or Die' on Netflix last night. Excellent content and narrative. Based on work by Robert Putnam and is book 'Bowling Alone'. This is a great time to get involved locally and build your network. We need to renew community engagement. #SocialCapital

Highly recommend Join or Die on Netflix. Incredible documentary not only showcasing the value of social science, but presenting significant evidence that building community and social networks are our path to resiliency #anthropology #socialscience

"Join or Die" on Netflix is based on Bowling Alone," a book by Robert Putnam in the 1970s. It's about the decline of civic engagement and how to get it back to restore Democracy. I'm enlightened and motivated. Let's have a picnic!

The PSJ is more than just a newspaper—we’re a hub for community connection and engagement. In 2025, we’re bringing thought-provoking programming like the documentary JOIN OR DIE to spark important conversations and strengthen our Pueblo community.

“Join or Die” is a good documentary that shows how important it is to link together with other people. I have joined the League of Women Voters and have plenty of solid action items I’ll be working on over the next several years 👍🏼

It was such a pleasure to visit Masonic Pathways for the Grand Lodge of Michigan's showing of "Join or Die," a very important documentary focusing on the necessity of social capital and the decline of social.connectivity since the 1920's. Plus, I got to visit a true Masonic jewel!

I want to personally thank @dianabutlerbass.bsky.social for recommending the Netflix documentary "Join or Die". It gave me a clearer picture on how social capital and community is critical for our democracy and how we can use it to make change. Watch it. It will give you hope and tools to start!

Highly recommend: "Join or Die" on Netflix about community in America. Stunning conclusions about how hierarchy destroys trust, well-being, and democracy -- and how horizontal social connections create meaning, purpose, equality, and commitment to better societies. Inspiring! Organize!

A good Netflix docu to add to your watchlist if you’re trying to stay informed: JOIN OR DIE A film on the history of social capital/the rise and fall of community and the impact of chronic individualism and isolation (Which also takes into account discrimination, desegregation, etc)

Just watched Join or Die on Netflix and enjoyed it a lot; suddenly oldest and I are kind of big fans of Bob Putnam? Very glad I went with that one instead of the JonBenet thing.

If you are remotely concerned about the future of democracy in the US, you should watch "Join or Die" on Netflix. It makes a very compelling argument that in order to strengthen democracy, we need to create more in-person community and civic organizations. It's fascinating.

If you have Netflix, I highly recommend watching the documentary "Join or Die." An important message, entertainingly and convincingly made. Then go join a club. Or start one. www.youtube.com/watch?v=4oDV...

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Another chance to see Join or Die in theaters in ✨ NYC✨ coming up later this week thanks to Open House NY! Tickets for the January 16th screening here: ohny.org/activity/joi...

1/3: In November, I had the privilege to attend a #HomeConcert put on by my friend, Hal, his wife,Jean, and their friend, Nancy. Since the pandemic, they have been putting on semi-regular concerts for their friends. #AARP #trumpet #clarinet #piano #JoinOrDie c @joinordiefilm.bsky.social

Can't recommend this film enough! @joinordiefilm.bsky.social

Watching Join or Die on Netflix (recommend) and can't help but think about gaming groups. Enjoying the social capital attached to a regular gaming group may have more benefits than we realize.

Join or Die, the documentary about Robert Putnam (author of Bowling Alone and popularizer of “social capital”) that I posted about back in February, is now available on Netflix. [netflix.com]

💯% There is a great documentary on Netflix, "Join or Die," about the decline of clubs and fraternal groups and the like, and how it has atomized society. www.youtube.com/watch?v=GyeG...

Our screening of @joinordiefilm.bsky.social in Shoreline, followed by an important discussion on community, third spaces, local journalism, and whether we can get little hats like the Shriners

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Has anyone seen the Netflix show “Join or Die”? I’ve decided to start a social club for BLACK WOMEN in my community for the sake of connecting, support, planning, mutual aid, etc. I’d love to hear what others think about this and if you’d be interested in starting your own chapter. 🫶🏾✊🏾 #blacksky

The first widely recognized political cartoon in America is considered to be "Join, or Die," published by Benjamin Franklin in his newspaper, the Pennsylvania Gazette, in 1754. Art is revolutionary. Make more art.

Amazing documentary on the importance of SOCIAL CAPITAL and it seems to be finally something anyone can increase on a personal level... Join or Die on Letterboxd boxd.it/EAs0

If you haven't seen JOIN OR DIE on Netflix do yourself a favor and watch it. Finally I found hope that there is something positive I can do to help heal the US one tiny step at a time. And joining actually makes me happy. Join a club! Get involved!

Last week the interview of Robert Putnam on the Daily Show caught my attention. Its about the documentary, Join or Die, a film about why you should join a club. As a former non-profit executive director and now working in the public sector, I found it fascinating. www.joinordiefilm.com

So happy I watched “Join or Die” on Netflix. Highly recommend… and join a club! www.joinordiefilm.com

Watch Join Or Die on Netflix to see why we love bringing people together! buff.ly/48eRgxW

Want to be a stop on #JoinOrDieFilm's Join Up! Tour? Head over to our website and click "Host a Screening" to get more info on how to bring the film to your community: joinordiefilm.com