ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In this episode, we’re talking about community connectedness, how well we know and trust the people who live in our communities. Joined by Caroline Dillon, Executive Director of The Village Common of Rhode Island, host Dr. Melissa Clark explores what Rhode Islanders told us about the relationships, networks, and sense of belonging that shape everyday life.
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