Our Convening this month will mirror our Conversation with Rahmin Sarabi on the subject of Deliberative Democracy. How can we reform Democracy to include more citizen education and engagement that results in wiser and healthier outcomes. Join us Dec 14th at 4pm Pacific. Sign up here To read more about Deliberative Democracy, check out our […]
Our convenings are about bringing together heart centered leaders across a multiplicity of disciplines to imagine, say out loud and put into practice a world dedicated to wellbeing over profits. If your work intersects with this nebulous term “wellbeing economy”, we welcome you into this monthly discussion space to talk about what you are up […]
WEAll Global's Economic and Policy Lead, Amanda Janoo, will share about WEAll's project to help accelerate the Wellbeing Economy movement in the US. As WEAll works to build out it's strategy and plans, your input, ideas and perspectives on where WEAll can add most value will be vital to ensuring a powerful and transformative New […]
Spend a fun hour with other people who are dedicated to creating wellbeing for all. Our convenings are group conversations with people who work or volunteer in variety of areas coming together to share and inspire. Our conversations are spontaneous and range across democracy, inner wellbeing, collaboration and economic innovations. Register at this link to […]
Come learn about new voting technology that can improve the health of our democracy. Arend Castelein from STAR Voting will explain how this technology reduces political extremism and can be useful to combat other problems with our elections. STAR is an improved form of “Ranked Choice Voting” that is simpler, more transparent, and […]
The Democracy Policy Network (DPN) empowers state leaders, policy experts, and volunteer researchers across America to gather, develop, and spread a transformative state policy agenda for deepening American democracy. To that end, DPN publishes policy kits — comprehensive, deep-dive resources on everything a lawmaker, staff or advocate needs to know to champion a promising policy […]
Join our merry band of travelers as we help California and THE WORLD move into a Wellbeing based system that prioritizes people and planet over profit. You can help us plan our current activities or just learn more about what we do. To join us, please send an email to connect@weallcalifornia.org to get the zoom […]
Our monthly Convenings are opportunities for people who want to connect with others interested in weaving a holistic and healthy world that includes economic equity. Come listen and be listened to as we discuss a specific topic to forge bonds. For our April Convening, you help select the topic when you register for the event. […]
Our monthly Alliance Convenings are for anyone involved in the Wellbeing Economy movement. This is a wide circle that includes social justice, climate change, housing and many other sectors working towards a holistic and healthy society. The Convenings are a way to meet others doing good work while engaging in deep discussions about how to […]
June 21 is Localization Day. Our Convening this month is about practicing how we speak about Wellbeing Economies to those who are......hard to convince. Your conservative aunt, perhaps. As always, our monthly Convenings are about warm and inviting spaces to meet others doing work toward a society filled with wellbeing. To join this months Convening, […]
The WEAll California volunteer team is a powerful and mighty force; changing the course of rivers and leaping lousy economies in a single bound. Our team is leading several projects to accelerate collective action towards a healthier society. Come check out one of our volunteer meetings to learn more. For more details, please email us […]
Join us for a special Conversation between Sarah McKinley of Democracy Collaborative and the Core Team of our Pomona Valley Wellbeing Project as they discuss how to replicate some of the success of the "Cleveland Model" in the city of Pomona. John Nolte and Michael Witmer are some of the founding members of the Pomona […]
