Join CPS in building better lives and a better world.
Join 30 Million Coalition Backing CPS-Commissioned Urban Institute Recommendations
When GDP (Gross Domestic Product) keeps rising at the same time that joblessness is dangerously high and childcare and educational budgets are slashed, it is clear that we urgently need new measurements that give policy makers and the public a more accurate picture of the true economic health of the country and our citizens.
On behalf of the millions of people we represent across the United States, CPS calls for immediate action in formulating new measures – and solutions – based on the findings and recommendations of The State of Society: Measuring Economic Success and Human Well-Being. The report was commissioned by the Center for Partnership Studies (CPS) and released by the Urban Institute in June 2010.
Join our coalition of organizations and individuals urging the Obama Administration and Congress to adopt the report's recommendations by adding your name to our list of signatories!
Caring Economics Campaign
Making the invisible visible as we look to our future
With three projects focused on policies and practices that develop
the real wealth of our nation—its people:
1. The Real Wealth of Nations Public Policy Project
2. The Real Wealth Conversations Program
3. The Caring Economics Internet Campaign
Printable two-page Caring Economics Campaign Flyer.
Join the Caring Economics campaign
by participating in a webinar
or becoming a volunteer!
Watch Riane Eisler's speech for the Australia 21 Resiliency Conference, February 2010
Spiritual Alliance to Stop Intimate Violence
Help break the cycle of violence in families and in our family of nations.
S.A.I.V. needs your voice to help stop intimate violence. As a CPS initiative, saiv.net was founded to build more caring and compassionate cultures by breaking cycles of violence in our families and in our family of nations. The SAIV SourceBook provides materials to help facilitate discussion, encourage
Caring and compassionate societies and their leaders speak out against violence—violence is unacceptable in all relations and particularly in our family relations. Family violence hurts individuals, destroys families, and supports a tradition of dominance and disrespect. Violence in the family leads to violence in our society.
- isten to Dr. Eisler's talk about the work of SAIV.
- Learn more about protecting women, children, and human rights
