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Designing Collective Wellbeing: A Regenerative Visioning Workshop

What happens when wellbeing is no longer perceived as a personal achievement or 'luxury' but something we design together, into the systems, cultures, and environments around us? What would our society look like if wellbeing was treated as a human right? 

This interactive workshop brings designers and creatives into a shared practice of regenerative thinking: imagining futures where wellbeing is collective, circular, and co-created. And then, re-grounding it into "what we can do today" to start co-creating that future. 

Participants will leave with:

- A concrete personal commitment: one actionable experiment toward collective wellbeing in their work / life 

- A new vocabulary and framework for thinking about wellbeing as a systems and design challenge instead of it being something individualistic or a 'luxury'

- Deep, genuine connections with other creatives who share this orientation cultivated in a psychologically safe space

- A worksheet they can bring back to their team or organisation, if they wish to

- The experience of having collectively imagined something bigger than any one of them could have done alone

 

About Eriko & Reiko

This session will be led by Eriko Suzuki and Reiko Suzuki, Co-Founders and Coaches of WellC, a coaching and wellbeing organisation that supports changemakers who believe in a kinder future. 

Eriko is also an Impact Investor and is a judge and lecturer for sustainability-related programmes and provides investment expertise, strategic management advisory, and leadership coaching. She is also the author of "The Way We Live Will Become the Way We Work" (April 2018, Daiwa Shobo). Translator of "Mission Economy: A Moonshot Guide to Changing Capitalism" (December 2021, NewsPicks Publishing).

Reiko has a background and expertise in the social impact space including as a Consultant at a sustainability design consultancy ‘Fabric’, Senior Director at ‘mymizu’ Japan’s award-winning platform tackling single-use plastic and at ‘UNU’, the United Nations’ think tank. Drawing on her systems-level background with a Sociology degree from the University of British Columbia and a professional training from an ICF-accredited coaching school, her coaching practice bridges individual wellbeing with systemic change.