Principles for Designing for Equitable Access to Wellbeing

Explore the six principles in action with inspiring examples, resources and guiding questions:

When we start with wellbeing, we have a higher likelihood of creating policies, programs and systems that give everyone a fair shot.

To ensure we’re creating equitable access to wellbeing, we have to involve the community in the design of programs, policies and initiatives.

Communities have been harmed by the status quo of systems in our country. To move forward, we must recognize and heal those harms.

Instead of adding more programs, how can we strengthen relationships in communities and support people in helping other people?

When we seek uncommon partners and work together to span the boundaries that might silo or divide us, we get closer to a fair shot for all.

We don’t always need to create something new. What innovative solutions emerge when we build on what’s already working in communities?