沒有人是一座孤島：運用「社會性基礎設施」扭轉公民社會的失溫與淡漠

Klinenberg highlights the importance of physical spaces in fostering community. I'm curious what motivated him to emphasize this approach over policy changes alone.

The examples of successful social infrastructure projects made me wonder if grassroots efforts can truly tackle systemic issues. What parts of these stories resonated most?

Klinenberg discusses civic life and social cohesion—I'm interested in whether these concepts can be adapted for neighborhoods struggling with division today.