One of our group projects for 2025, is to create a Policy Platform. From a Process perspective, we want to accomplish multiple goals: Spur dialogue across our community about what issues are most pressing Dig into specific policy options and deepen collective knowledge Have discussion about where and how disagree with the hopes of finding […]
Purpose of this group Bring together Academics, Student Counselors and Student Leaders Activists Seed “Wellbeing Economy” systemic thinking and concepts into curriculum across disciplines To create experiential learning opportunities for students to better understand these concepts and develop leadership skills Two main topics for this meeting: Opportunities in the crises Student Engagement To join or […]
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
As we look for pathways to lift up more people, there is one tool that many communities overlook - converting existing businesses into Employee Owned businesses. Project Equity is a national nonprofit that provides education and technical assistance in the field of employee ownership, with specialized expertise in transitioning existing businesses to various models of […]
Robin Wall Kimmerer’s excellent new book - The Serviceberry: Abundance and Reciprocity in the Natural World The book is beautifully written and feels so important to the discussion of envisioning and co-creating a healthier world. One of our main themes for 2025 is how do we create the language and stories that help more people […]
Our Community Connect sessions do not have planned topics. We bring together activists, artists, community leaders and specialists to see what is needed and what can be created. If you would like to be uplifted or are looking for deep conversation about our society, we invite you in. We will hold the community support […]
Our theme for 2025 is how to build winning Narrative Strategies. This month we are focused on clarifying our Vision of the beautiful future we would like to create together. Our morning session (10am) will be led by Debilyn Molineaux of AmericanFuture.us. Debilyn has been a leader in the civic engagement field and her new […]
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
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 […]
