A Full Frame Initiative team member reflects on their experience of the COVID-19 pandemic and how it requires holding cognitive dissonance.
Learn about what it means to center community, what it looks like when done well, and common mistakes systems and organizations make when trying to engage the community.
For change to be sustained, transforming our systems must center community and what matters to people. Three leaders driving change in their communities discuss what it means to center community in ways that recognize, respect and authentically engage people.
Sandra Amborzy discusses how the Wellbeing Blueprint is providing a platform to transform and connect the civil legal system with other systems to advance a justice (vs. legal) system and accelerate wellbeing.
Panelists explore how we can reckon with the historical inequities of our systems, disrupt biases and focus our attention on wellbeing and equity.
How can we be more effective in getting people off the sidelines to engage, participate and stay engaged? This webinar explores the Cycle of Engagement framework and strategies for helping people stay engaged over the long haul.
Members of the Blueprint Kitchen Cabinet kick off a conversation about the Wellbeing Blueprint. Community members share their thoughts and questions and connect with others interested in taking action to drive change.
In this introductory webinar, we introduce the system and community leaders, advocates, artists and change agents who have come together around the shared vision of a county where everyone has a fair shot at wellbeing.
This tool is a guide and self-assessment for adjusting case plans that was developed in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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.
A worksheet to help you shift your thinking about common situations and ask better questions.