Washington DC, October 31 – Today, Well Being Trust (WBT) and 25 leading US non-governmental organizations announce the creation of the Well Being Alliance (WBA), committed to accelerating systemic change towards improved intergenerational well-being outcomes
One of the most successful days of Sarah Avery’s life was likely another woman’s rock bottom. On a patch of Kentucky interstate, a woman was found holding her young children out toward passing cars, trying
Film by Swedish activist and Guardian journalist George Monbiot says nature must be used to repair broken climate. View the film and read the Guardian article here.
The post-World War II era offered hope for many middle-class families with its promise of upward mobility. Unfortunately, the emphasis on suburban home-ownership and the white picket fence has severely impacted how we get from
To increase well-being for all in America, we need to reclaim our communities, not just ourselves. We all know that by reducing our stress, increasing social connections, eating healthier and being more active we can
These scenes unfold just a block from City Hall, where Tyler Norris and Dr. Arpan Waghray, CEO and chief medical officer, respectively, of the newly launched Well Being Trust, are meeting with city and county
“We have to get the care right—quality health care is a human right—and we have to ensure people have access to that care, but those alone will not create good health for all,” says Tyler
"Across America, city leaders — not just mayors and other elected leaders, but also philanthropists, business owners and community organization professionals — know that promoting health and well-being is not just about having enough hospitals
