How can we foster the right conditions between people and policymakers to allow for the co-creation of solutions that build intergenerational well-being?
In an era of declining trust, leaders following their “North Star” – their convictions and values – have a real opportunity to establish trust in order to deliver for families and children. But values are being tested. Avoiding political and culture wars is a daily challenge for many leaders aiming to create real change. Figuring out how to stay true to their guiding principles while healing and bridging polarization is critical to finding new solutions for families.
Join Anne Mosle, Vice President at the Aspen Institute and Founder and Executive Director of Ascend, and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation’s Vice President of Communications Allyn Brooks-LaSure in exploring how leaders can build critical trust for radical and impactful collaboration and heal divides by living their values out loud – especially when they are challenged.