The Geography of Urban Belonging

The Geography of Urban Belonging

Our research comparing two London boroughs reveals surprising differences in what makes people feel connected to their city. Location matters more than you might think.

Loneliness: A Public Health Crisis – Part 3: The Geography of Loneliness - FTI Strategic Communications

The Geography of Loneliness: Urban and Rural Isolation in Modern America Loneliness knows no boundaries, it can affect anyone, anywhere. Where we live and the work environments we navigate play significant roles in shaping our sense of isolation. Whether you are a city dweller, a rural resident, a high-powered professional or a gig worker, loneliness is a universal experience that touches nearly everyone, regardless …