The Wellbeing Project
The Wellbeing Project is a global leader in advocating for wellbeing in changemakers and changemaking. Co-created with Ashoka, Georgetown University, Impact Hub, Porticus, Skoll Foundation, and Synergos, it unites 1,200+ organisations to strengthen research, grow initiatives, convene gatherings on interconnected well-being, and shift the narrative around well-being in social change.
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SUPPORTED BY THE WELLBEING PROJECT
November 14, 2025
Who counsels the children’s counsellors in Shillong?
Counsellors working at a nonprofit in Meghalaya’s capital city speak about compassion fatigue and workplace well-being, and emphasise the need for therapist support groups.
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September 19, 2025
Beyond conflict: Intergenerational trauma and resilience in Kashmir
Decades of unrest and violence in Kashmir have resulted in a psychological toll that passes from one generation to the next. How do Kashmiris cope, and what else needs to be done?
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August 7, 2025
Co-creation at scale: Lessons on global collaboration
The leaders of a global coalition reflect on building and sustaining a multi-stakeholder collaborative in the social sector.
SUPPORTED BY THE WELLBEING PROJECT
October 16, 2024
The rewards of rest
Development sector leaders who took a sabbatical reported life-changing impacts on well-being and work.
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February 6, 2024
The importance of sabbaticals in the social sector
Extended time off plays a vital role in making leaders and organisations more resilient. Nonprofits need more of it.
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