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Exploring the Power and Potential of Well-Being Narratives May 16, 2024 10-11am PST I 1-2pm EST Register Today What if shared narratives about progress and what matters most were about “well-being of all people” instead of “economic growth and consumption?” How would that shape our attitudes and actions — from the individual to community to […] The post Think Big Community Coffee Chat: Join us on May 16th! appeared first on Think Big.| Think Big
A dastardly villain has been a staple of storytelling since there have been stories to be told. Bad actors cause problems and suffering, but they also set the stage for a story’s heroic and fulfilling responses, where good triumphs over bad, problems are solved, and justice is served.| Think Big
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Earlier this year, Think Big hosted a conversation with Jennifer Messenger from the Metropolitan Group, where she shared insights on the power and potential of Well-Being Narratives. We’re thrilled to continue the discussion with this article by Jennifer and her colleague Max Friedenwald-Fishman, which explores how framing economic conversations through the lens of well-being can […] The post Met Group: Housing as Well-Being appeared first on Think Big.| Think Big
How do we present injustices and wrongs in a way that engages people and allows audiences to see that a just, equitable, and joyful future is possible? Think Big teamed up with the Topos Partnership to dig into what the social science research can tell us about how we can help our audiences break out […] The post Think Big Brief: Breaking the Doom Loop appeared first on Think Big.| Think Big
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