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| WELL Network
is a women-led, nonpartisan, nonprofit membership
organization concerned about the health of the
environment and its connection to the health of
our children and families. Watch our 8-minute streaming video. |
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| See What's
New for Peggy Lauer's column on
electing many women. |
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| Our Initiative: We want
California to lead the nation in implementing a Green Plan, an integrated, comprehensive plan of action, to ensure the health of the environment, which is the foundation of a sustainable economy. |
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| California Leaders Under
Pressure is a knowledge map that describes the complex interrelationships of the social, environmental and governmental challenges that face Californians today. Read More. |
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She is co-chair of WELL Network, a women-led group that educates U.S. leaders on the benefits of green planning, --that is, integrating complex policies and people to simplify environmental solutions over time. Showing people the huge consequences of single silo policies couldn’t be more startlingly clear than with the example of the Pacific Gyre “garbage patch.” So Project Kaisei/OVI and WELL Network are aligning their messages, calling for systems-thinking, systems-seeing, and taking action to preserve the health of the planet. Stay tuned for more information and ways to get involved.
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"A woman is like a tea bag — you never know how strong she is until she gets in hot water."
— Eleanor Roosevelt