Aspen is a place for leaders to lift their sights above the possessions which possess them. To confront their own nature as human beings, to regain control over their own humanity by becoming more self-aware, more self-correcting, and hence more self-fulfilling.
The conversation centers the daily impacts of climate events on families and communities that have historically been excluded. Ms. Rose and Victor highlight their personal experiences and community advocacy efforts aimed at addressing environmental justice issues in their communities. They emphasize the power of optimism, cross-sector collaboration and intentional community leadership in creating meaningful and modernized solutions.
Shared language is a key starting point for organizations looking to adopt person-centered practices. This resource offers a set of common terms to guide how we talk person-centered work.
This resource outlines four phases of person-centered work, illuminating key features of each phase. Designed to be used by a wide range of leaders, this tool can support internal assessment, knowledge building, and strategic planning.
There are more financial products available than ever to help households weather financial shocks. But are they actually delivering the resilience people need?
Since 2021, Aspen FSP and our Community Advisory Group have worked to forefront lived experience of financial insecurity across our research and convenings. Learn how in this reflection by Riani Carr.
Most households experience at least one financial shock in a given year, but there are few comprehensive solutions to help them. How can we solve this persistent challenge?
