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Half of Americans feel lonely around the holidays. These conversation starters can help build connection.
Sophie Chang
Sophie Chang
Reporter · Bismarck, ND
A recent graduate of the University of Minnesota, Sophie has quickly established herself as a community reporter in Bismarck. With a passion for social justice and advocacy, she previously interned with NPR’s local affiliate, where she covered underreported issues affecting minority communities.
More from Sophie →Reporter · Thursday, November 12, 2026 at 6:00 PM · 1 min read
LifeStance reports over half of Americans feel lonely during the holidays. Conversation starters can foster genuine connections and ease the loneliness.
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