Inequity thrives on silence. Workers — especially women and BIPoC workers — are consistently at a disadvantage in advocating for equitable pay when employers treat wages as confidential information. To build a future where everyone has a fair shot at wellbeing, employers and employees alike need structures in place to even the playing field and set the stage for fair negotiation.
Join Wellbeing Blueprint signer Megan Driscoll, current equal pay advocate and former CEO of PharmaLogics Recruiting, a leading employment firm in Massachusetts, to learn more about her journey to get the Wage Transparency Act onto the political agenda. You’ll leave with a better understanding of this important piece of the racial and gender equity puzzle and concrete steps that you can take to be an advocate for change.
Learn about how organizations design programs and initiatives with wellbeing at the center, how they work past barriers, and what this approach has unlocked for themselves and their communities.
We participated in an important conversation that explored how investing in the built environment can be used as a lever for decriminalizing mental illness, increasing public safety, enhancing civic participation, addressing inequities and improving public health
Learn from leaders who are advancing new narratives about violence for a conversation on how the stories we tell can lead to accountability, healing and prevention. People with lived expertise share the impact of public safety reporting on narratives and call for shifting power from media and institutions to survivors and impacted communities.