WEAll California is partnering with different groups in the Inland Empire to bring about a healthier society and economy.
Our first meeting in July went well and this October meeting, will be expanding our circle and clarifying next steps.
If you live or work in the Inland Empire and you would like to see how we can improve our collective action efforts, we encourage you to join us or contact us for more information.
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Good Gov LA brings together groups focused on healthy democracy across Los Angeles for a chance to connect, create opportunities for partnership and build a supportive network.
Not all of the groups need to be fully aligned and many have special focuses like election reforms, ethics and accountability or public engagement in democracy.
Topics have included-
The group holds monthly zoom meetings the second Thursday of each month at 12pm Pacific and occasional in person networking events.
To join a meeting or learn more, please fill out this FORM.
WEAll California is a partner in this venture. Healthy Democracy and Collaboration are essential pillars to a wellbeing future.
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 could be a good fit for you, please fill out this short form
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 could be a good fit for you, please fill out this short form
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 could be a good fit for you, please fill out this short form
WEAll California is launching our “Chips, Salsa and Collaboration Tour”! We will be hosting local gatherings in 7 regions this summer.
We are pleased to announce the West Los Angeles gathering.
It will take place on Tuesday, July 15th from 4 to 7pm in Santa Monica.
The event is designed to bring together people who work in different components of a Wellbeing Economy to connect, build relationships, and brainstorm what better collaboration and partnership around specific projects looks like in the future.
The event is co-hosted by Civic Wellbeing Partners and Santa Monica Bay Area Human Relations Council
The event will be a casual discussion with some snacks.
Sign up HERE
One of the primary goals of a Wellbeing Economy is to get people involved in their local democracies in a way that feels life giving, productive and satisfying. Community gatherings and assemblies are shown to accomplish this, and also create positive connectivity among stakeholders and produce a sense of inner wellbeing.
On Wed, Sep 17 at 11am Pacific, Louis Alloro of Wellbeing Lab, Powered by Champions of Change will present on the strengths-based and future-focused work he has been leading all over the country to convene communities on topics that matter. He’ll explain how he worked with the City of Palmdale to convene 200 professionals to set a vision and plan for how to better prevent mental illness, substance abuse, crime, violence and financial ruin in the Antelope Valley.
Louis incorporates a variety of techniques designed to produce connection, safety and wellbeing.
As always, there will be plenty of time for Q&A so that you can learn what this might look like in your community or workplace.
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Learn more about Louis on his website or Linkedin.
Read about the Palmdale event at https://www.avpress.com/news/prevention-summit-eyes-thriving-future/article_6ddb12fb-d530-4153-bdf5-f6f13fb4347e.html
We’re excited to announce the release of our Local Wellbeing Economy Guide (v1.0) — a new resource developed by WEAll California volunteer team to help communities take tangible steps toward building a wellbeing economy.
From local business strategies to community engagement practices, the guide offers practical tools, inspiring ideas, and real-world examples to spark action at the local level.
We’d love to hear your thoughts! What do you like best? What’s missing? How might we improve future versions? Let’s co-create a guide and a movement that truly reflects our shared vision of thriving people and planet.
Got event ideas? We’re also planning events to celebrate the guide and showcase the many ways people are putting wellbeing economy principles into action. We welcome your ideas!
In solidarity,
The WEAll California Volunteer Team
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Explore the guide here:
https://weallcalifornia.org/engage/local-wellbeing-economy-guide/
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 could be a good fit for you, please fill out this short form
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 feel of a village where people support each other and want to spend time with each other.
Didacus Ramos has been a community leader in Hayward for 20 years, working on affordable housing, public banking and many other civic projects.
His latest initiative, Complete Neighborhoods, is a part of the Strong Towns project.
Join us on Thursday, April 24 at 10am to learn more about this project and to inquire how you can replicate some of this in your community.
Sign up HERE
