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Centering wellbeing requires new ways of interacting and working together. Below are interviews featuring leaders, organizers and practitioners putting collective wellbeing and wellbeing economy frameworks in action.
This effort is to demystify the future of wellbeing economics. Explore our curated collection of interviews that examine the intersection of wellbeing with diverse fields such as urban planning, housing, education, public health, the care economy, environmental science, technology and other areas.
Our hope is that through these interviews you will be introduced to how growing movements are working to reframe our societies, cultures, and economies around wellbeing, by shifting practice within mainstream institutions and broader culture.
We expect these new models of wellbeing and the insights gleaned from conversations will serve a dual purpose of sparking action for those well-grounded in wellbeing work while serving as an introduction to those who are less familiar.
Steve King is the Executive Director of the Oakland Community Land Trust, a nonprofit organization dedicated to removing land, housing, and other community-serving real estate assets from the speculative market and stewarding them with, and for the permanent benefit of,...
Tara Campbell (she/her) is a designer specializing in change-enabling collaborative processes. In her role at the David Suzuki Foundation, she is working alongside a national network of organizations, alliances, and individuals to accelerate the transition to economies that prioritize wellbeing...
Passionate about transforming how organizations operate, Ted Rau specializes in sociocracy and governance systems that empower collective intelligence and foster meaningful collaboration. As the co-founder of Sociocracy For All and the Governance Lead at Dark Matter Labs, his work focuses...
Thomas Legrand is the Lead Technical Advisor for the UNDP-convened Conscious Food Systems Alliance (CoFSA). He holds a Ph.D. in Economics and has 20 years of experience in sustainable land use, climate change, sustainable finance, leadership, and developing inner capacities...
Victoria is a curator, writer and strategic consultant, currently R&D Strategic Lead as part of Serpentine’s Arts Technologies team. With a focus on systemic and infrastructural conditions that shape socio-economic, political and institutional realities, Victoria develops innovative approaches to organisational...
Yara Tarabulsi is a social anthropologist with experience in topics of gender justice, care, economic justice, migration and public policy. She has a Master’s degree from the University of Oxford and a Bachelor’s from the American University of Beirut. She...
Yuliya Panfil is a senior fellow and director of New America Future of Land and Housing program. Prior to joining New America, Panfil worked at Omidyar Network, where she sourced and managed property rights investments, and as a land governance...