Belonging: Reconnecting America’s Loneliest Generation
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Belonging: Reconnecting America’s Loneliest Generation

by Springtide™ Research Institute, Ellen Koneck Mar, Josh Packard Phd

Self-Help Sociology Social Science
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America's loneliest generation faces profound isolation in a disconnected world. 'Belonging' from the Springtide™ Research Institute, with insights from Ellen Koneck Mar and Josh Packard PhD, uncovers the roots of this crisis and proposes ways to foster reconnection and community for lasting well-being.

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Belonging: Reconnecting America’s Loneliest Generation is a publication from the Springtide™ Research Institute, authored by Ellen Koneck Mar and Josh Packard PhD. It addresses the challenges of loneliness faced by younger generations in contemporary America.

The book delves into the social dynamics that contribute to feelings of isolation, providing a research-based perspective on how individuals can rebuild connections in an increasingly fragmented world.

Through its examination, the work highlights the importance of community and belonging as essential elements for well-being, offering pathways to strengthen social ties.

This insightful resource aims to guide readers toward understanding and addressing the generational shifts in social interaction and support systems.

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