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EPISODE · Feb 18, 2020 · 1H 5M

Bobby Milstein, PhD, MPH

from Commons Good: Stewardship and Starting Points · host Commons Good Podcast

Being unique people in a common world, we each inherit- and can reinvent-legacies for living together. The legacies shaped by those who lived before us. are the starting points for our lives. We have enormous capacities to either continue or transform current and future conditions-- for better or for worse.When deciding which policies, practices, and investments to continue, and which to leave in the past, a basic question for every person and organization is whether our own legacies will affirm dignity and inclusion for all people or inflect trauma and exclusion on each other. Legacies that honor dignity and inclusion are a necessity for success in almost any endeavor to expand well-being. Join us as Bobby Milstein, PhD, MPH unpacks the WIN (Well-Being in the Nation) theory of change for creating legacies where all have the opportunity to meet their full potential.WIN Theory of Change https://winnetwork.org/about/win-theory-of-change/Communities WIN: A Community Guide for Dialogue and Action https://www.communitycommons.org/entities/43d6c9cc-cda6-4a0c-87f2-2fc426786d3eReThink Health https://www.rethinkhealth.org

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Being unique people in a common world, we each inherit- and can reinvent-legacies for living together. The legacies shaped by those who lived before us. are the starting points for our lives. We have enormous capacities to either continue or transform current and future conditions-- for better or for worse.When deciding which policies, practices, and investments to continue, and which to leave in the past, a basic question for every person and organization is whether our own legacies will aff...

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