In these ever-changing times, it's important to take care of yourself and find your tribe. Stress and changes, even when positive, can leave us feeling frazzled and unmoor. When this happens, it's important to focus on your well-being. Well-being extends beyond traditional self-care practices like yoga and meditation. True well-being encompasses economic stability, access to essential resources, empowerment, and strong community connections.
Today I want to share some valuable resources that focus on these broader aspects of well-being. As I gear up for my #Bellagio residency in September, I want to make sure we are all not just resilient, but well-resourced!
The #EconomicMobilityProject initiative by The Pew Charitable Trusts provides research and data to understand economic mobility trends and policies that can foster upward movement.
United Way 2-1-1 connects individuals with essential services in their local area, including housing assistance, food programs, and healthcare.
The National Council of Nonprofits provides a directory of nonprofits offering various services, from legal aid to educational programs, ensuring everyone can find the support they need.
The #SelfEmploymentAssistance (SEA) Program helps unemployed individuals start their own businesses by providing financial support and entrepreneurial training.
The ACLU advocates for individual rights and liberties guaranteed by the Constitution, focusing on issues like criminal justice reform, voting rights, and reproductive freedom.
Well-being is multi-faceted, and it's essential to address it from various angles to create a supportive, thriving community.
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