Health8/25/2025The Guardian

How to find community in 2025: ‘The most important thing I’ve learned is I’m not alone’

How to find community in 2025: ‘The most important thing I’ve learned is I’m not alone’

In this article, the author explores the declining trend of civic participation and social connection in the English-speaking world, as highlighted by Robert Putnam's book "Bowling Alone." To combat this trend, the author visits a Neighbourhood House, a community centre in Australia, where he breaks bread with strangers and experiences the social benefits of getting to know his neighbors. The article emphasizes the importance of civic engagement and community connection, which have become increasingly scarce in modern society. The author's experience at the Neighbourhood House suggests that by actively participating in local communities, individuals can combat the isolation and disconnection that have become more prevalent in recent years.

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