Chapter 27
Chapter 27: The Focus Group
Danguole organizes a community focus group to gather feedback from parents and teens for the youth track. The session reveals unexpected concerns about digital pressure and the need for practical coping skills. A parent's poignant question forces Danguole to rethink the proposal's emphasis, ending with a renewed sense of purpose and a deadline looming.
The email from Simona Petraitytė sat open on my screen, a quiet demand for more. A focus group. Two weeks. I closed my laptop and stared at the rain-slicked street below, the weight of the work ahead settling on my shoulders.
The next morning, I called Laura. "We need to organize a focus group for the youth track. Simona wants feedback from parents and teens before the formal presentation."
There was a pause. "That's smart," Laura said. "It'll give us real data to strengthen the proposal. But we need to move fast. Do you have a list of contacts?"
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