Since its establishment in 2010, Blue Zones Project by Sharecare has worked to transform well-being in 71 communities across North America, reaching more than 4.5 million residents of those communities. This decade-plus of experience in implementing the Blue Zones Project collective-impact approach to community well-being provides a unique opportunity to determine the influence the initiative has had in advancing sustained, long-term well-being improvement at the community level.
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How the Blue Zones Project Collective Impact Approach Improved Well-Being in Three U.S. Communities
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New study shows positive outcomes of collective impact models in community health
Third party validation based on legitimate metrics makes accepting positive change essential for altruistic leaders. Well-being and health can be measured and statistically improved using proven principles and processes. No longer will the tyranny of the present nor learned helplessness validate persistent misery and disease.
