ProRep Coalition believes that moving our state legislators from single member districts to multi member districts with proportional representation would lead to a healthier democracy that better represents the multitudes of each district. ProRep Coalition does educational work to build support for a ballot measure in California to move to this system. Proportional Representation (PR) […]
May’s discussion topic is about moving from a fringe discussion into a powerful, nationwide discussion. So many elements of a Wellbeing Economy are swimming around the news and local discussions, but the term “Wellbeing Economy” is barely known. Let’s assume for the sake of this discussion that we all are bought into this term as […]
WEAll California is pleased to announce our first in person conference on Education and Wellbeing Economies. The Conference will take place in Riverside, CA on Thursday, June 4. Update - We will meet at UC Riverside Schedule 9 to 11 In person only 11 to 12 - Zoom 12 to 130 - Lunch near UC […]
We love hearing from other WEAll Hubs around the world to hear their approaches to Wellbeing Economies. Caroline Whyte from WEAll Ireland will join us on June 11 to share some of their current projects and recent successes. Caroline will share about: Proposal for a Future Generations Commission A new briefing on Long-Term Governance […]
Our June discussion is a forward thinking brainstorm on the Future of Jobs. We can range from David Graeber’s thoughts on Bullshit Jobs to the AI/Waymo/Delivery Robot Shrinking of actual # of jobs. Do we want jobs? Is that the goal? How do people maintain housing, food and quality of life when jobs go through […]
We are not the type of people who just talk about the future we want to create. We want to figure out HOW to make it happen. How much can we look to the California State Government to make this better world a reality? To explore this question, we have brought in three people who […]
Join us for a discussion exploring how cities and counties can start to build a Wellbeing Economy based on our popular Local Guide to a Wellbeing Economy. From mayors and city council members, to county supervisors, sustainability directors and legislative aides, local governments across California are embracing new approaches to address interconnected challenges such as […]
Enjoying your favorite summer activities like hiking, mountain biking, and paddling? Mary Lunetta, Sierra Club’s Chief California Conservation Strategist joins us to share about the Trump administration’s plan to repeal the Roadless Rule which has protected public lands from development and extraction for 25 years. Learn about… How repealing the roadless rule will impact ecosystems, […]
Neighborhood Economics is founded on the principle that the neighborhood is the unit of change to create equitable opportunities, and build communities where everyone can prosper. On July 23rd, Tim Soerens of Neighborhood Economics will join us to tell us more about their strategies to build trust and create breakthroughs in communities ready for change. […]
We want to hear from you! With elections around the corner, we want a plan for approaching candidates and elected officials. What policies actively cultivate a wellbeing economy? We have a starting list of possible asks to help get the ideas flowing. Come ready to tell us what's missing from the list, what needs adjustment, […]
Our new State Policy Guide is now available on this page It shares how to get Wellbeing Economy style legislation passed in the California legislature and features 12 partners who are working to get those bills passed. We encourage you to take a look at it and then come join us for a discussion about […]
The 11th Turtle Island Bioregional Congress (TIBC11) will take place in Oregon on Sep 15 to 19. Three of the conference organizers will join us to help us understand bioregionalism and how this gathering will amplify the wave of bioregional organizing around the world for increased community resilience, Indigenous leadership, local self-governance, climate action, ecological […]
