Justice Determinants of Wellbeing | Full Frame Initiative

This resource is a must-read and must-share for anyone involved in pushing the civil legal system to a civil justice system that’s rooted in wellbeing.

Written by Sandra Ambrozy, Senior Fellow at the Full Frame Initiative, this resource outlines concrete changes that will change the landscape of our legal system, along with concrete examples of the many ways the Wellbeing Blueprint is being used by the civil justice system and social sectors to advance wellbeing.

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