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Do you think our current economic system is not working anymore? Do you wanna learn about an alternative that puts the planet and people before profit? We, as young people, are often led to believe that our opinions do not matter and that we need in-depth knowledge to talk about the economy and have a […]
We’re launching a 6-episode series called WEAll Meets! For the month of February, we’ll release six short videos where our Engagement and Content Lead, Isabel Nuesse, interviews different members in our network. Each episode follows a similar format – where Isabel asks a question around how each person became interested in systems change and what […]
Written by Sandra Ericson The Scandinavians were once very poor, with high rates of child poverty and child labor. Most people lived under a 3-part feudal rule of royalty, merchants, and peasants. The fate of poor peasants was determined at birth and had been so for centuries. Then, in the 13th century, writers and thinkers […]
Editor’s Note: The Wellbeing Economy Movement is dynamic and in constant change and evolution. Therefore, please take into account, while reading, that many findings about the ecosystem back then could render different conclusions today. Since publication, more action has taken place in the policymaking arena, namely: the creation of the WEAll Policy Design Guide in […]
We’re launching a 6-episode series called WEAll Meets! For the month of February, we’ll release two short videos where our Engagement and Content Lead, Isabel Nuesse, interviews different members in our network. Each episode follows a similar format – where Isabel asks a question around how each person became interested in systems change and what […]
Denisha Killoh and Jimmy Paul represent Scotland on the Future Generations Commission. In this blog they explore how the Future Generations Bill could help steer us to a safer future where everyone can flourish. In 2015, the Welsh Government introduced its groundbreaking Wellbeing of Future Generations Act which requires public bodies to think about the […]
We’re launching a 6-episode series called WEAll Meets! For the month of February, we’ll release two short videos where our Engagement and Content Lead, Isabel Nuesse, interviews different members in our network. Each episode follows a similar format – where Isabel asks a question around how each person became interested in systems change and what […]
Netherlands
By: Martin Oetting – Omnipolis Media When it comes to going ‘beyond GDP’, there are two major countries that have a mighty historical disadvantage: the United States of America and Germany — my home country. Until very recently, I was convinced that these two would only move away from that mighty number once every other […]
We’re launching a 6-episode series called WEAll Meets! For the month of February, we’ll release two short videos where our Engagement and Content Lead, Isabel Nuesse, interviews different members in our network. Each episode follows a similar format – where Isabel asks a question around how each person got interested in systems change and what […]
Scotland
We’re launching a 6-episode series called WEAll Meets! For the month of February, we’ll release two short videos where our Engagement and Content Lead, Isabel Nuesse, interviews different members in our network. Each episode follows a similar format – where Isabel asks a question around how each person got interested in systems change and what […]
Written by: WEAll Youth Zwolle Hub We are the WEAll Youth Zwolle hub, existing of currently four members (but hoping for more people to join! ☺). Louise, Charlotta and Anna from Germany and Cosima from Switzerland. We all study “Global Project and Change Management” in Zwolle, the Netherlands. On the 7th of November we did […]
Written by: Thomas Mande In an age of many overlapping crises–from ecological breakdown, to staggering inequality, to democratic collapse–the term “systems-change” has become ubiquitous. Among the many systems that we must reconsider, none are more important than our systems of resource governance. These systems set the rules for who controls every resource in our societies, […]
Kenya
Written by: Abhijit Dabhade ‘Wellbeing’ as a term has been used in common parlance only in the last few years. Before that, it was always the term ‘Quality of Life’ that was used to indicate growth, progress, and even happiness. Humans are thought to be competitive by nature. It’s easy to think that the grass […]
We’re looking for people to fill three different roles within WEAll Youth. We’re a youth lead community connecting young students and professionals, locally and globally, to learn about and create a wellbeing economy. It is an economy that meets the needs of all, rather than the wants of a few, a new economic system putting […]
How can and should businesses and finance support social movements to drive change? From Extinction Rebellion to Bill Gates, the support for a proactive government for climate action is clear. But the role of business and finance in making this happen is less obvious: can the ‘rule-taking’ private sector legitimately take on a ‘rule-maker’ role […]
A poem written by Judy Janoo Let us be knownfor the plea, sea to sea—one country,lakes, plains, city streets,essential work rewardedlong past pandemic disease.Fairness regardless of skin or origin,inequity’s truth an epiphany,warding off war a gain. Let us be knownfor Lincoln and King,for questioning, inventing,justice boring throughsmokescreens, through hateberating those dragging their bonesas the richest […]
Love Letham is bringing people together to develop a plan to make Letham the best place it can be for children to grow up in. The pioneering project is supporting children, young people, families, the wider community and organisations like Perth and Kinross Council to work together to create a shared local vision of what […]
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