What a society pic.jpg

What a Society Designed for Well-Being Looks Like

by Tabita Green

This article surveys the socioeconomic factors that can lead or contribute to detriments to mental health. In a discussion of solutions to these factors, Green cites the Democracy Collaborative’s many strategies and models that would enhance economic justice. 

Publication date: 2018-09-11
Parent publication: YES! Magazine
Publication URL: https://www.yesmagazine.org/issues/mental-health/what-a-society-design-for-well-being-looks-like-20180912
by Tabita Green

More related work
Default Image

The Democracy Collaborative and The Democracy Collaborative Workers' Union agree to fair severance package for laid-off staff

TDC and union members have agreed to a package of protections that goes well beyond the baseline severance provisions for layoffs agreed to in TDC’s union contract.

read more
Default Image

HAN Anchoring Resilience: Aligning supply chains and impact purchasing for community health summit

by David Zuckerman

The Healthcare Anchor Network (HAN) convened the “Anchoring Resilience: Aligning Supply Chains and Impact Purchasing for Community Health” summit to spark collaboration in the healthcare sector around onshoring and localizing production of PPE and other supplies, with an emphasis on equity, sustainability, and supply chain resilience.

read more
Default Image

Reimagining Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Supply Chains

by Thomas Hanna, Dana Brown

The Democracy Collaborative prepared a report, created for the Healthcare Anchor Network, which details the current status of the supply chain of PPE, the market shifts caused by COVID-19, and the potential solutions to ensure capacity within US health systems for the future.

read more