We Are What We Affect – Community Engagement Podcast (29)

Community Engagement Podcast by Glen Pearson

Aug 25, 2013Government & Organizations

How we respond to developments is often predicated by how we were heard. Children learn early and instinctively that if they express an emotion that gets a quick and positive response for their caregivers then they are a...

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