Universities are an economic engine in their community. Not only do they employ many people, they purchase a large amount of goods and services. Campus design, policies, curriculum and participation in the community also have ripple effects. WEAll California would like to bring together the people doing great work at Universities to share what is […]
California is struggling to meet budget shortfalls. The Inequality gap in America is now wider than it was during the age of Robber Barons and the Gilded Age. It even excedes the French Revolution. Yet, lawmakers are skittish to tax the ultra wealthy. What can our community do to find a solution? Our discussion will […]
Remember being taught “sharing is caring” in kindergarten? The latest guest speakers in our series focused on local action asks - What would it look like to root local communities in sharing culture? Imagine neighborhoods where food, tools, housing, care, and power are shared - not extracted, exploited, and hoarded! Where co-ops replace corporations, mutual […]
Vision: To make the Inland Empire region of Southern California one of the most flourishing and thriving regions in the country through a dedicated investment in and commitment to a culture of community wellbeing. Mission: To provide a space and platform for individuals, businesses, organizations, and communities of the Inland Empire to gather, critically think, […]
A healthy functioning society requires accountability via educated citizens. Societally, we allowed local journalism to wither and we are seeing many deleterious effects. If you are seeing this email, you are an action-oriented, can do sort of person. So let’s rebuild Local Journalism! How? On April 9, Local News Day, we will hear from people […]
The global economic system is powerful, but we don’t have to wait for large-scale change to start making a difference in our communities. WEAll California invites you to share and discuss ideas for how to challenge global economic forces with small scale action. From lending libraries to localized food systems to smaller-scale energy solutions, there […]
How can cities meet everyone’s needs while staying within the planet’s ecological limits? Join us for a conversation on how the Doughnut Economics framework is beginning to take shape in two Bay Area cities. Hear directly from local leaders working to bring this approach into practice: Lisa Charpontier, San José lead with the California Doughnut […]
From our friends in the Bay Area--- This is the 4th Bioregional Regeneration Unconference for the SF Bay Delta Bioregion. Each gathering has deepened our network and sparked new collaborations across the region. At previous unconferences, participants have mapped 100-year visions for the bioregion, explored governance models from sociocracy to citizen assemblies, explored mutual aid […]
A Wellbeing Economy is one where everyone thrives. Our current economy is inequitable and does not support community priorities Join multiple community based organizations as we come together again to discuss how we turn visions of Wellbeing Economy into reality here in the Pomona Valley. Last year, we met to explore what a Wellbeing Econom […]
