Brands that create belonging engage consumers, sell more and foster an environment where brand loyalty is taken to the extreme. By examining indigenous value on a sense of place, modern brands can ...

Luxury watches have long been defined by their origins. The debate over what qualifies as “Swiss-made,” for example, is just one indication of how seriously watchmakers take their geography. ...

Local relevance and a sense of place are among the most important themes in the customer experience today. Everywhere a consumer goes, from retail to the hospitality industry, they’ll encounter ...

A sense of place is at the heart of every community — not just through its geography, but also through its history, its people and its values. Kekaha is a community with a rich sense of identity ...

It reminds me of the final paper I wrote for a college class called Geography of Place Names. Titled: ‘A Survey of Toponymically Derived Fabric Names’ (really!), my paper took a look at the ...

East Palestine has a real sense of place. The small businesses along the main thoroughfare are dotted with homemade signs in the windows of the shops: "Please pray for EP and our future," "EP ...

On the day we remember Dr. Martin Luther King, a geographer explains the large number of schools and streets named after the slain civil rights leader, why they're still controversial and why they' ...

Jim Howard constantly smiles big even during the most mundane moments of his day like picking up his recycling bin. He sports the smile around-the-clock because he found his utopia in Beverly Beac… ...

BEGIN e 2 INTRODUCTION. BRAD PITT: They use 40% of the world's energy, emit 50% of its greenhouse gases. "They" are not the cars we drive. "They" are the buildings where we work, live, and grow.

For example, after a lesson, students teach what they just learned to one another rather than instructors taking charge. Students and interns engage in joyful moments of play and connect by conversing ...

BEGIN e 2 INTRODUCTION. BRAD PITT: They use 40% of the world's energy, emit 50% of its greenhouse gases. "They" are not the cars we drive. "They" are the buildings where we work, live, and grow.