FFI Board Member, Jose Faus, speaks about what it means to center community.
The U.S. should be a country where everyone has a fair shot at opportunity, and to thrive. But let's be real: that's not the case. Watch this video to learn why — and how we can change it.
The Sozosei Foundation explores the role of the built environment in decriminalizing mental illness.
Marcus’s story illustrates how recognizing the tradeoffs he faced and seeing him as a whole person led to a more supportive alternative to expulsion and juvenile justice involvement.
FFI Senior Fellow, Phyllis Becker speaks to Pam Houk, Investigations Team Manager of the St. Louis Juvenile Office about her experience integrating wellbeing into the juvenile justice system.
What would it look like if we shifted our focus from fixing problems to fostering wellbeing – the needs and experiences essential for health and hope? The webinar recording digs into what it means to change the narratives for systems change.
This video explores how FFI redesigned its hiring process to reduce bias and align with equity values, with insights from Applied.
Traditional community engagement tools like surveys and focus groups can unintentionally harm communities. It's time to shift from community engagement to centering community. Watch our video to learn how.
FFI's CEO Katya Fels Smyth provides an overview of the Wellbeing Insights, Assets & Tradeoffs Tool (WIATT).
This is a recording of a collaborative workshop held with Full Frame Initiative, Climigration Network, and American Society of Adaptation Professionals. Full Frame Initiative shared their wellbeing framework and design principles, developed through 15+ years of work. CN and ASAP members were invited to test and apply the wellbeing framework within the context of climate adaptation and the realities of just and equitable pathways for migration.
Our brains are hard-wired to make assumptions all the time. Watch this short video that explains how these assumptions can undermine wellbeing.
Patrick McNeal of the North Flint Neighborhood Action Council outlines the harms wrought by infrastructure projects on communities of color – and how we can begin to heal by building wellbeing into our environments moving forward.