WEAll California

Proportional Represenation Explained
2026-05-19 10:00 - 11:00 (America/Los_Angeles) | Zoom
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) is used by most advanced democracies and can help solve many of the shortcomings of a system with entrenched two parties. PR represents diversity better, encourages cross-party coalition building, and results in policies that work for the many, not the few.
Caledon Myers is the Founder and Executive Director of ProRep Coalition, and will be joining us to share more about the organization’s work, and to specifically highlight the democracy reform town halls they’ll be piloting later this year that will be used to determine the features of a future ballot initiative.
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Discussion - How do we get "Wellbeing Economy" into the mainstream?
2026-05-26 09:00 - 10:00 | Zoom
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 a way to drive social and policy change.
What techniques might we use to gain more traction on Wellbeing Economy as a concept?
What can we learn from past successful campaigns?
In this friendly discussion, come meet some others who are passionate about societal change and share your thoughts while learning from others.
This discussion will not be recorded, so that everyone can feel comfortable and at ease.
Hosted by David Green
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Education & Wellbeing Economies Conference
2026-06-04 10:00 - 16:30 | Riverside, CA
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.
We are building out the details as we determine how many of you have interest in joining us for an in person event. This is our first ever Wellbeing Economies in Education event, so join in on the fun to make this a worthwhile event.
This could be a friendly backyard BBQ gathering or we could have speakers and presentations or throw in a World Café.
Would you like to be there in person? Join us for a 1 hour zoom session that day? Make a presentation?
The areas of focus for our conference are:

WBE Curriculum Discussions
Administration ‘s role in creating Wellbeing Economies
Education’s Role in Social Messaging of WBE
Student Engagement Opportunities
Supporting Research of WBE

Our work is about Community Wellbeing and Wellbeing Economies; not the study of Personal Wellbeing. Personal Wellbeing and agency is an important subset of those intentions, but our group is not looking to lead on the study of Personal Wellbeing. Other groups are leading that well and we can collaborate with those efforts, but not lead them
To sign up for the Conference or to learn more sign up HERE

WEAll Ireland Hub
2026-06-11 09:00 - 10:00 | Zoom
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 and Wellbeing Economies
Their work on Housing
Their work with Artists

Caroline Whyte is an ecological economist working for Feasta, which coordinates the WEAll Ireland Hub and will be managing the August 2027 International Degrowth Conference in Cork, Ireland.
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State Policy Guide Launch
2026-06-25 10:00 - 11:00 | Zoom
more details soon
