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Media Hits for Quint Studer, Author of Building a Vibrant Community: How Citizen- Powered Change Is Reshaping America Media Hits for Quint Studer, author of Building a Vibrant Community: How Citizen- Powered Change Is Reshaping America Featured Hits The Morning Show Wisconsin Public Radio (WPR) July 13, 2018 Listen here July 4, 2019 Listen here Strong Towns Podcast July 12, 2018 Listen here John Maxwell Transformational Leadership Award Ceremony Quint was a Final 4 nominee for the 2019 John C. Maxwell Transformational Leadership Award. Watch his interview at the Award Ceremony. Print Hits USA Today November 21, 2018 Read here May 6, 2018 Read here June 29, 2018 Read here Circulation 812,971 36,842,180 Visitors per Month The Washington Post November 21, 2018 Circulation 275,741 43,925,810 Visitors per Month Read here Forbes.com November 6, 2017 29,759,863 Visitors per Month Read here The Atlantic November 20, 2019 23,907,151 Visitors per Month Read here The Arizona Republic May 6, 2018 Circulation 422,500 10,830,326 Visitors per Month Read here MSN.com January 1, 2020 Read here April 23, 2020 Read here 884,857 Visitors per Month Bplans November 2019 1,076,222 Visitors per Month Read here The Journal for Quality and Participation ASQ (American Society for Quality) January 2018 Strong Towns July 31, 2018 Read here August 21, 2018 Read here El Paso Times May 6, 2018 Circulation 117,715 534,068 Visitors per Month Read here ExecuNet November 13, 2017 188,696 Visitors per Month Read here Shelterforce National Housing Institute August 16, 2018 Read here Pensacola News Journal December 23, 2019 Circulation 24,588 Read here Florida Weekly May 9, 2019 Read here November 27, 2019 Read here Circulation 100,000 NW Facts June 27, 2019 Read here July 7, 2019 Read here Circulation 100,000 Katy Trail Weekly February 7, 2020 Circulation 95,000 Read here SmallBizDaily May 9, 2019 89,270 Visitors per Month Read here Springfield News-Sun January 6, 2019 Read here January 17, 2019 Read here February 19, 2019 Read here April 23, 2020 Read here Circulation 81,830 Des Moines Register Based on interview with Shelby Fleig September 7, 2018 Circulation 72,358 Read here Florida Trend September 2018 Based on interview with Mark Howard Read here November 12, 2018 Read here Circulation 55,866 The Press July 1, 2019 Read here December 2, 2019 Read here Circulation 50,343 Houston Style July 2, 2019 Read here November 20, 2019 Read here Circulation 50,000 Green Bay Press-Gazette June 29, 2018 Circulation 33,309 Read here Florida Chamber Insider newsletter April 2, 2018 Read here Moody on the Market April 26, 2018 45,381 Visitors per Month Read here The Ridgewood Blog July 28, 2019 44,740 Visitors per Month Read here Home Business Magazine September 23, 2017 Read here Read here Circulation 44,398 Housing News Report February 2018 Visit Pensacola Newsletter April 2018 Read here UWF Newsroom May 7, 2018 Read here The Columbian-Progress January 26, 2019 Read here July 12, 2019 Read here Mann Report January 2018 June/July 2018 Circulation 40,000 Palatka Daily News May 4, 2018 August 13, 2018 October 19, 2018 October 23, 2018 October 24, 2018 October 25, 2018 August 7, 2019 September 16, 2019 Read here January 18, 2020 Read here May 5, 2020 Read here El Salvador Dia A Dia November 3, 2019 Read here February 10, 2020 Read here Circulation 40,000 Commerce September 2019 Circulation 37,276 Read here Milwaukee Community Journal May 2, 2018 Circulation 35,000 Read here El Observador November 29, 2019 Circulation 35,000 Read here Global Trade Magazine May 21, 2018 Circulation 31,207 Read here Corp! 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