Category Archives: openness

Openness & Placemaking

Posted on April 25, 2017 by Katherine Loflin

In this blog, I discuss the final top community feature most associated with the loved place: openness. Openness as we measured it in the Knight Soul of the Community project is really about how anyone could make a life for … Continue reading →

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Telling the Placemaking Story With Data: Two Simple Tips

Posted on August 7, 2012 by Katherine Loflin

Thank you, first of all, for at least clicking the title and being willing to read this post.  I know data presentation strategies may not light you up with excitement.  But if you are in the placemaking field, it’s an … Continue reading →

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