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On Belonging Book

ON BELONGING: FINDING CONNECTION IN AN AGE OF ISOLATION

Samuel Centre for Social Connectedness Founder and Chief Belonging Officer Kim Samuel’s book ON BELONGING: FINDING CONNECTION IN AN AGE OF ISOLATION is available now!

ON BELONGING features the innovative and inspirational work of the Centre’s partners — such as Special Olympics, Synergos, Partners In Health Canada, TakingITGlobal and many more — who are contributing to the global belonging movement in their communities around the world.

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In an age of social, economic, and ecological disconnection, what does it mean to belong?

Humanity is at an inflection point. Stress, disconnection, and environmental degradation have people yearning for more than just material progress, personal freedom, or political stability. We are searching for deeper connection. We are longing to belong.

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ON BELONGING Reviews

20221011_182134 “Drawing on a stunning array of conversations, Samuel has written an important book that shows a path to a more connected future.” — Mary Jordan, Pulitzer Prize winner and Washington Post correspondent
photo 2022-09-13, 4 33 39 pm “Find inspiration and even hope right here!” — Annie Lennox, singer-songwriter and global feminist activist
SynergosEvent_LinkedIn “This compassionate journalistic treatise on building more inclusive communities hits the mark.” – Publishers Weekly

“We are living in an age of isolation, and it’s only been made worse by the COVID-19 pandemic. This twenty-first-century problem requires a radical rethink about what we choose to value as a human species. Our only way back to wholeness – as individuals and as communities – is to build belonging for ourselves and for each other.”

Kim Samuel, ON BELONGING