In February, we had invigorating discussions on Policy Platform strategies. (When you register, you will get access to those notes). This month, we will begin our series of deep dives. Our first topic is “The Future of Work”. If we are pursuing a long term strategy towards a society of health, wellbeing and equity, what […]
How can we work towards a Wellbeing Economy and Society? Many of us feel that we need to leverage Education from K-12 and Universities. Bring together Teachers, Student Engagement Officers and Student Leaders Seed Wellbeing Economy systemic thinking and concepts into curriculum across disciplines Create experiential learning opportunities for students to better understand these concepts […]
Reclaim our Power is building support for SB332 to begin to move us from corporate for-profit utilities (PG&E, SC Edison) to local, community owned utilities. Reclaim Our Power has done extensive studies showing multiple benefits: savings, reduced risk and building community “power” (the other type). California Senate Bill 332 will be introduced in early April […]
We are creating an “invite” only monthly meeting for people who are working to create Wellbeing Economies in their local community. The idea behind making it invite only, is to create a space that will connect you with other change-makers working on Wellbeing Economy initiatives across California. We will exchange ideas and discuss challenges specific […]
All of WEAll California events and programs are run by our volunteer working group. Our 2025 Strategy includes Community Connection Events Narrative Workshops Policy Workshops Speaker Series and more. To learn more about how to participate, please email us at connect@weallcalifornia.org
We create collisions! The good kind. A space where you can connect to others pushing to co-create a "Wellbeing Economy". Come for support, to vent or wonder out loud if that crazy idea you had could change everything. We will hold the community connect sessions on the second Tuesday of each month at 10am (for […]
Storytelling and Communication is important to the art of Movement Building. Continuing our 2025 theme of learning from experts and doing exploratory workshops, we are excited to welcome Jasmine Banks for a Q&A session on April 10. Jasmine has been successful across multiple organizations, platforms and communication types. Some of her projects include Generation Common […]
In April, we will discuss what Actions we need to take and what is our Theory of Change to promote our future vision of a Wellbeing Economy This will build off the work we did in the last 3 sessions: Jan - Why are Narratives that undermine Wellbeing Economy messaging so effective Feb - What […]
How can we work towards a Wellbeing Economy and Society? Many of us feel that we need to leverage Education from K-12 and Universities. Bring together Teachers, Student Engagement Officers and Student Leaders Seed Wellbeing Economy systemic thinking and concepts into curriculum across disciplines Create experiential learning opportunities for students to better understand these concepts […]
When you imagine your ideal future, what does your neighborhood look like? Is it green? Are the people friendly? Do you have to struggle through lots of traffic to get your errands done? The Complete Neighborhoods movement is appealing because almost everything you need is within walking distance and the community has the […]
Akira Nakahara is the CEO of Imperative 21, a network dedicated to building narrative power for a just and inclusive economy. He is also a co-lead of a new initiative, The Beloved Economies for Narrative Infrastructure working on a multi-year project to bring inclusive and well-being economic ideas into the mainstream. Imperative 21 is global […]
This is a recurring monthly meeting for people involved in creating Wellbeing Economies in their local community. We discuss challenges specific to growing local wellbeing economy initiatives in a local area and share solutions, feedback and support. This Forum requires an application to join to make sure it is a good fit. If you think this […]
