To keep Long Beach alive, we need to make certain we aren't killing the soul of this community by cutting out important opportunities that help residents feels attached.
Wednesday, August 15, 2012
Why People Are Attached to Their Community
Check out these videos from the Knight Gallup project "Soul of the Community" which identified those key drivers that make people feel attached to their community.
To keep Long Beach alive, we need to make certain we aren't killing the soul of this community by cutting out important opportunities that help residents feels attached.
To keep Long Beach alive, we need to make certain we aren't killing the soul of this community by cutting out important opportunities that help residents feels attached.
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