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Laura Quick

  • Founder and CEO, Good Grit
  • Co-Founder, Hatch Strategies
  • Head Storyteller, Good Grit Agency
Birmingham, United States
As seen in: Good Grit, Medium, Nature, Wiley Online Library, Taylor & Francis Online, Great British LIFE
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5 Reasons Every Trip Needs a Trail

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By Laura Quick
| Good Grit
From the least likely person to tell you to go on a hike Words by Laura L. Quick There are two kinds of travelers. The ones with a color-coded itinerary, dinner reservations locked in weeks ahead, and a subtle panic if you’re five minutes late leaving a wine tasting. And then there’s me. The flexible friend. I’m fun if you made the plan. I will absolutely go along with it.
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Full article: Shifting the focus: seven recommendations from children highlighting conditions that enhance intentional engagement in curriculum-work and participatory wellbeing

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By Eleanore Hargreaves, Laura Quick, Denise Buchanan
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT From a social justice perspective, schools’ curriculum must shift to promote participatory wellbeing. However, what do primary school children themselves recommend about how participatory wellbeing be promoted, especially those who are ‘lower-attainers’? This article portrays ideas from 23 children whose school-life-histories we constructed through 12 termly individual, lengthy interviews and observations, over four years.
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Big data show idiosyncratic patterns and rates of geomorphic river mobility - Nature Communications

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By Richard J. Boothroyd, Richard Williams, Laura Quick, Gary J. Brierley
| Nature
Abstract Big data present unprecedented opportunities to test long-standing theories regarding patterns and rates of geomorphic river adjustments. Here, we use locational probabilities derived from Landsat imagery (1988-2019) to quantify the dynamics of 600 km2 of riverbed in 10 Philippine catchments.
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