The Health & Well-Being of a nation is truly measured by that of its most vulnerable citizen.

Health & Well-Being

Healthcare inequities endanger all of us

Lack of mental health funding

Food deserts

Lack of access to nature

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What can we do?

There are more options than you might think, but they will not come easy without a solid understanding of basic macroeconomics.

We are here to help teach the 99%.

This is how we work together and win.

Medicare for All

Healthier, happier population

No more worrying about healthcare related bankruptcy

Healthcare no longer connected to employment

Focus on prevention

Increased Funding for Mental Health Through Medicare for All

By focusing on the root cause of so much suffering, we can reduce suicides, homelessness, & poverty

Better Access to Fresh Food

Increased health

Lowered obesity

Better ability to learn

More Parks and Natural Reserves

Helps calm the mind

Reduces pollution in local areas

Where Do I Learn More?

Click on any of the below focus area links to learn more about what's currently happening and what types of solutions are being offered to help create a brighter future for all of us.

The Right to Healthcare

Most of the developed world has some form of universal healthcare, removing the burden of cost and availability from the citizenry… but in the US, private health insurance conglomerates make sure it stays a jumbled nightmarish gauntlet of frustration, so to maximize corporate profits, not improve services/care. Medicare For All is more than just a policy, it’s about completely reforming our entire system.

Addiction

Addiction is a true epidemic in our country, often sparked by the desperation of austerity & we need sweeping policy change to deal with it. From treatment options and decriminalization to root cause mental health support. Changes in policy driven by educated economic investments in our communities can mean massive improvement in quality of life for so many people who are currently suffering under brutal sentencing for low-level crimes and addiction issues that deserve treatment not incarceration.

Mental Health

Economic uncertainty and lack of health care accessibility are bearing down more heavily than ever before, with basic resources and medical treatment often tied to jobs or marriage, leading to increases in domestic violence and suicides. With Medicare for All in conjunction with a Federal Jobs Guarantee, we can reduce many of the universal economic burdens, and subsequently real-life stressors, and allow people the freedom to focus on taking care of their mental health, instead of just basic survival.