We participated in an important conversation about how incorporating wellbeing and resilience into infrastructure investments. We discussed ways to promote structural and social investments alongside changes to the built environment, programming and operations.
These documents were part of a 5-part training sequence that introduced wellbeing concepts and frameworks to an organization that works with domestic violence survivors.
Read the letter from FFI’s Founder & CEO Katya Fels Smyth about our journey winding down the organization over the past eight months and how the work will continue.
The Wellbeing Blueprint hosted a discussion with service providers, organizers and people with lived expertise that explored the root causes of homelessness and real solutions that advance housing as a human right.
Watch the recording of our conversation with Wellbeing Blueprint signer Elka Gotfryd.
We participated in an important conversation that explored how investing in the built environment can be used as a lever for decriminalizing mental illness, increasing public safety, enhancing civic participation, addressing inequities and improving public health.
Learn from leaders who are advancing new narratives about violence for a conversation on how the stories we tell can lead to accountability, healing and prevention. People with lived expertise share the impact of public safety reporting on narratives and call for shifting power from media and institutions to survivors and impacted communities.
To support equitable pay structures, use this spreadsheet with built-in formulas to address possible pay disparities in your organization.
Tradeoffs are the immediate and long-term wellbeing costs of a decision or (in)action. This video looks at how those tradeoffs intersect with personal motivation.
Marietta's story showcases how someone going through a traditional systems experience would have a drastically different experience than one going through an experience designed with wellbeing.
This resource describes how caseworkers at On the Rise applied wellbeing to support their constituents.
Barb's story illustrates how someone going through the medical system could have a different experience when looking at treatment plans through a wellbeing lens.