Volume 10, Issue 2 Volume 10, Issue 2 Print Edition Building Community Ownership to Change Everything Editorials Introductory information from the editors From the Editors Andrew Lokie, Darrell Hamlin Intro Essay Greg Burris Research Peer-reviewed, data-driven content from prominent scholars on public affairs Income Predicts Federal Poverty Guideline, but Food Security Is the Mediator Dr. Amy Blansit EDUCATION resources and examples for all of us Give 5 Gives Back: Assessment of a New Civic Matchmaking Program for Older Adult Dr. Bradley Fisher & Dr. Gloria Galanes Research Note Check out the Give 5 video featuring Greg Burris, below: Give 5 | Where Public Affairs Meets Civic Matchmaking Greg Burris discusses Give 5 Community-Based Participatory Research in Springfield, Missouri: Lessons Learned Christina Ryder, CSP Best Practice Intergenerational National Service By, With, and For All Ages Phyllis Segal Invited Essay Book Review | UNBOUND: How Inequality Constricts Our Economy and What We Can Do About It Heather Boushey Book Review by Brian Fogle PRACTICE Stories and lessons for applying public affairs in the community The Importance of Missouri State University to Springfield Clifton M. Smart, III, Ryan DeBoef, Allen D. Kunkel, H. Wes Pratt We Invest in What We Care About Dr. Tyrone Bledsoe For the Love of Cities – 2020 and Beyond Peter Kageyama Coming Together While Standing Apart Cora Scott Encouraging community ownership during the isolating days of a pandemic Engaging the Community in Strategic Visioning Mike Mowery Children are Undiscovered Community Assets Amy Neugebauer Time to Throw Away the Old Economic Development Playbook Hrishue Mahalaha