Spotlight On Kindness: We All Need Connection

Despite our seemingly increased tech social connections, we are all now more disconnected than ever. A new study featured below shows loneliness is at epidemic levels with only 50% of Americans reporting meaningful in-person social interactions on a daily basis. This is especially affecting our young. Let's also make sure we connect with neighbors, friends and strangers in person again! - Ameeta

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Spotlight On Kindness A Weekly Offering

"If we have no peace, it is because we have forgotten we belong to each other." - Mother Teresa

Editor's Note: Despite our seemingly increased tech social connections, we are all now more disconnected than ever. A new study featured below shows loneliness is at epidemic levels with only 50% of Americans reporting meaningful in-person social interactions on a daily basis. This is especially affecting our young. Let's also make sure we connect with neighbors, friends and strangers in person again! - Ameeta

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In other news ... Loneliness is at epidemic levels in the US at nearly 50% of the population. Surprisingly, it's the youngest generation that's most afflicted.

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