At the Network of Wellbeing, we have a vision of wellbeing that is inclusive, collective, systemic and sustainable, because we believe that people can only thrive if the planet is thriving too. That’s why, over the last few years, we’ve
The Daylight Saving Club is the latest brainwave from Melissa Noble of the Academy of Wide-hearted Living. Small groups meet online to blow away the winter blues. Here, she explains the three different flavours of what goes on. There’s still
Life in the UK 2024 is the latest report from Carnegie UK into the wellbeing of people in Britain. It was developed in partnership with Ipsos and based on survey responses from 6774 people earlier this year. Carnegie UK says
International Repair Day is being celebrated today (19th October 2024) and we’re celebrating a global movement championing sustainability and advocating for the Right to Repair. This year is particularly special as we mark 15 years since the very first Repair
The Thriving Places Index (TPI), from the Centre for Thriving Places, shows how well places across the country are doing at creating the conditions for everyone to thrive. The 2024 data was launched at a webinar, along with a report
On Saturday, 5 October 2024, The Resurgence Trust will be holding its annual Festival of Wellbeing, and if feedback from previous events is anything to go by, the day promises to be ‘of great wisdom and generosity’! Hosted online via
The days are getting shorter and the evenings are drawing in. Outside, the hedges are full of berries and it’s cooler than it was. You know it will be cold before long. What better time than now to sign up
How seven billion people can live well, sustainably and peacefully on a finite planet is a key question, perhaps the key question, for our times. It’s also central to the Network of Wellbeing’s vision, mission and values. “Building Wellbeing Together
The Network of Wellbeing (NOW) is looking for two new Trustees. We want to use this opportunity to strengthen and diversify our Trustee Board. Do you think you could be one of our new Trustees, guiding and supporting the NOW
Brazilian filmaker, Julio Hey has made a film about NOW’s Patron, Satish Kumar. It narrates the story of Satish becoming a monk, an activist in the Land Gift movement and his subsequent peace pilgrimage around the world. The film also
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