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One of the goals of GNHUSA's Happiness Walk is generating news coverage of not only the Walk but also of our broader organizational goals in towns and cities all along our route. While we've learned that many individuals walk the…
Beth Allgood wears many hats, including U.S. Campaigns Director of the International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW) as well as President of the GNHUSA board. Both hats were appropriate when she presented her paper, "Beyond GDP: True Wellbeing for Animals…
While Happiness Walkers and GNHUSA co-founders/board members Paula Francis and Ginny Sassaman were in Santa Fe, New Mexico in May 2016, they were invited to speak as part of the Santa Fe Unitarian Universalist's Sunday service. They were generously given…
Thanks to former GNHUSA board member and videographer Dan Jones, GNHUSA, the Happiness Alliance, Take Back Your Time and other friends and allies all have a very special souvenir from our 2014 national conference on the gross national happiness movement:…
What is it really like on The Happiness Walk? Every day is different, and the same -- the scenery may change, but the people are beautiful, kind, loving, and knowledgeable about happiness wherever we go. You can take seven minutes…
When the Happiness Walk was in Santa Fe for the last miles of Leg 9 -- from Baton Rouge, Louisiana to New Mexico -- we had the great fortune of being interviewed by local radio talk show legend, Mary-Charlotte for…
3,500 Miles and Counting After a summer hiatus, the Happiness Walk - Leg 10 resumed in Santa Fe, NM on September 9th with the goal of reaching Santa Monica, CA by December 3rd. In Albuquerque, the Walk celebrated one full…
The Pursuit of Happiness Taking a cue from a small Buddhist kingdm, Tom Barefoot, A68, urges governments to rethink how they measure progress. By Michael Blanding, illustration by Gaby D'Allessandro "Quick, what makes…
A very interesting article on the push against GDP, used as a measure of progress and the development of alternative sets of measures appeared in the New York Times Magazine today. This is highly recommended reading and points to how…