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This short film gives a taste of the range and breadth of the Leading Wellbeing Research Festival organised by IFLAS, Cumbria University and Brathay Hall Cumbria in July 2015. It included academic researchers and activists engaging with deep questions around
Anna Coote, new economics foundation (nef), on the relevance of the 21 hour week for improving wellbeing. Watch more and share: Watch more wellbeing-related videos >> Subscribe to our channel on YouTube >> Connect with us on Facebook or Twitter >> If you enjoyed this
How is our internal wellbeing linked to people, place and planet? The Wheel of Wellbeing offers one holistic framework to explore this question. At the time this video interview was filmed Sherry Clark worked with South London & Maudsley NHS
The inspiration for the Community Potlucks sprang from the need for somewhere new for people to go on a Friday night in Totnes (Devon,UK) to connect with each other; somewhere accessible, affordable, and family-friendly. The response to this need is
In this interview Green Party MP, writer and environmental campaigner Caroline Lucas shares her views on wellbeing. She talks about the importance of wellbeing as a lens through which to view public policy, saying wellbeing offers an alternative and more
In this interview well-known author, journalist and environmental and political campaigner George Monbiot shares his views on wellbeing. He talks about the importance of living a life of meaning and purpose, and of the joy which results from connecting with
This video interview shares strategies strengths, resources and insights for improving our wellbeing and resilience. Understanding what threatens as well as improves wellbeing personally and environmentally is crucial. We need ways to strengthen our personal and collective ability to deal
Alan Watson Featherstone is the Founder and Director of the Trees for Life Project which aims to restore the Caledonian Forest and all its constituent species of flora and fauna to the Scottish Highlands. Through its volunteer programme,Trees for Life
Castle Meadow Bee Group a community bee keeping group in Totnes. The Bee Group meets regularly and is open to new members, educational visits, etc. For further information, please contact castlemeadowbees@gmail.com. Watch more and share: Watch more wellbeing-related videos >>