Social isolation across generations is epidemic. But there's still time to end divisive generational stereotypes and reclaim the social connections that unite all of us. This book explores how we got here and how we might change course and foster lasting, rewarding relationships across among generations- from Boomers to Millennials.
Leading Congregations and Nonprofits in a Connected World shares emerging practices for leading and organizing congregations and nonprofits in our increasingly networked lives. Drawing on studies of congregations across denominations, and nonprofits with historic ties to faith communities, Hayim Herring and Terri Elton share practical, research-based guidance for how these organizations can more deeply engage with their communities and advance their impact in a socially connected world.
Focusing on the issue of social isolation across different generations, this book delves into the origins of divisive stereotypes and offers strategies for fostering meaningful connections. It emphasizes the importance of bridging the gap between Baby Boomers and Millennials, highlighting the potential for enriching relationships that can unify rather than divide. The author provides insights and actionable steps to encourage understanding and collaboration among diverse age groups, aiming to create a more connected society.