WEAll Aotearoa hosted three local and international thought leaders on transformational participation. This webinar presented ideas and case studies on approaches spanning leadership, governance and philanthropy to drive participatory economics forward including sociocracy, equitable access to funding and indigenous frameworks from Te Ao Māori.

Interested in demystifying economics and shifting the narrative to transform the economic system to one designed around the wellbeing of its people and nature? The Wellbeing Economy Alliance (WEAll) Aotearoa is looking for a Communications Lead to join our team

On Tuesday evening, I had the pleasure of attending WEAll Aotearoa’s International Approaches to a Wellbeing Economy webinar. Attendees got to hear from four speakers who took part in overseas gatherings on issues relating to the Wellbeing Economy.

WEAll Aotearoa and The Urban Advisory hosted a breakfast for elected representatives at Logan Brown in Pōneke Wellington to talk about Community Wealth Building.

WEAll Aotearoa’s newest trustee Brett Anderson writes why he has joined the team.