Ten percent of year-round Seward residents from Moose Pass to Lowell Point took part in a survey first developed by the King of Bhutan in the 1970s.
The Gross National Happiness Survey prioritizes non-economic factors like happiness and well being over more traditional measurements of success and growth.
Panelists:
Katie Cornwell - Executive Director of The Seward Prevention Coalition,
Dr. John Fraser - Director of Mission Impact at the Alaska SeaLife Center
and Krisnan Weston- Program Manager for Qutekcak Native Tribe,
go over the results of the survey and talk about how organizations in Seward can use the data to serve the community.
