Supported Produced with financial support from an organization or individual, yet not approved by the underwriter before or after publication. This four-part reported series explores the ways that individuals, movements, and communities are shifting to a more holistic approach to prosperity. Communities historically excluded from this limited definition of prosperity have long known there are other ways to build prosperity. In this four-part reported series, YES! explores the ways that individuals, movements, and communities are redefining prosperity—shifting from a narrow focus on economic growth to a more holistic approach that considers social, environmental, and cultural factors in achieving well-being for individuals and communities.