4.7 million people live in poverty in California. Devon Gray is the President of End Poverty in California (EPIC). Devon and his team conducted a 2 year listening tour around California to hear first hand from people experiencing poverty. EPIC’s goals include getting a better understanding of the issues as well as helping to […]
How do you use metrics to not only drive change, but increase civic engagement from community members? Two organizations are partnering to make metrics part of a story that community members feel invested in and can relate to. Dark Matter Labs and the David Suzuki Foundation are collaborating on a program in Canada where communities […]
Our Convenings are designed for you to meet others working in the Wellbeing Economy, Local Democracy, Economic Justice and Climate spaces. The Convenings are spaces to come together for thought provoking yet supportive conversations. Following our last learning event on Metrics, we thought it was a perfect time to have a group discussion on Metrics. […]
David Pepper is the author of two books on Democracy at the local and state level. David served as the Chair of the Ohio Democratic Party, teaches election and voting rights law and is a frequent contributor on many news outlets. David has a wonderful way of explaining how our lack of attention to local […]
WEAll California is run by dedicated volunteers. We meet weekly to discuss events, do research on Wellbeing Economy efforts and discuss how to reach more people. If you are interested in seeing what our Working Group meetings are like, please email us at connect@weallcalifornia.org for more details.
Fellow Wellbeing Economy Allies, Often, our events are aimed at learning from others, educating new arrivals, or organizing around an issue. But this work is really hard! Personally, I have recently been struggling to explain my priorities and choices to people conditioned to a different mindset. Especially as the election approaches in the fall, we […]
Fellow Wellbeing Economy Allies, Often, our events are aimed at learning from others, educating new arrivals, or organizing around an issue. But this work is really hard! Personally, I have recently been struggling to explain my priorities and choices to people conditioned to a different mindset. Especially as the election approaches in the fall, we […]
Richard Young is the Founder of CivicLex, a civic health organization that educates and engages Lexington, Kentucky residents in local democracy. CivicLex has evolved over time based on paying attention to what works. Richard is also very active in efforts in other communities to learn from what has worked well in other cities. Richard […]
Wellbeing approaches, slowly gaining traction around the world, set human and planetary wellbeing as the definition of progress, centering policies, budgets and other actions on that goal. Accelerating this work in cities and countries requires a broader narrative about progress—shifting from economic growth at all costs "to" wellbeing for all people. In this session, Metropolitan […]
We invite you to come into a discussion with other WEAll CA members. Our discussion events are not asking for long term commitment. Just an opportunity to meet other people from a variety of disciplines who are working towards a more, fair, just and sustainable world. Our discussion topic this month is about the Supreme […]
Journalist Nick Romeo has spent years covering the world’s most innovative economic and policy ideas for The New Yorker. Nick studied the successes and challenges of people working to build economies that are more equal, just, and livable and wrote The Alternative - How to Build a Just Economy. Nick combines original, in-depth reporting with […]
Join us for our next Community Connect session where we will discuss “What are the 10 Top Policy Changes We Want to See”. We will start with listening to each other’s policy priorities to see how we can rise up the top paths to a Wellbeing Economy. This discussion is not about reaching full consensus […]
