[Michlib-l] MCLS and the Wellbeing Lab present: data from the Michigan Wellbeing Survey 2021

[Scott Garrison]

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Please join MCLS and the Wellbeing Lab for a webinar on Thursday, April 22 at 1pm, to learn about results from a study of nearly 1,500 representative Michiganders' state of wellbeing, as we begin to imagine a post-pandemic future. No registration is required for this event. Connect using the following information:

URL:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82067541775?pwd=VEVNcHkrMzFCcTJiTkxWUmhnNDNDQT09

Phone number (for those calling in only): 408-638-0968
Meeting ID (for those calling in only):820 6754 1775

Here’s some more background about the study and the resulting report<https://michellemcquaid.ontraport.com/c/s/5nf/6eWH>, and our event on April 22.

Are you starting to feel like the hardest part of the global pandemic may be behind us? As vaccines begin rolling out around the world and glimpses of normal life start returning, we’ve been wondering what impact all of these changes might be having on people’s wellbeing.

Over the last month, researchers at The Wellbeing Lab headed out into the state of Michigan to measure the wellbeing of 1,500 people representative of Michiganders to ask, “How are we doing?” and delved into how people were boosting their levels of thriving and reducing their levels of struggle at this time. Survey data show valuable forms of wellbeing support their families and community had been providing, and what actions their workplaces and bosses were taking that were having a positive impact.

Join us for this special event for MCLS members, where The Wellbeing Lab will give report<https://michellemcquaid.ontraport.com/c/s/5nf/6eWHb/z/vhQ/Qev/6MycJP/UjfLlec5HE/P/P/q0> highlights. Discover the roles struggle, psychological safety, families, allyship and vaccinations have played in helping people care for their wellbeing, and the practices you can implement in your own community. We will also discuss ways of intelligently applying these findings as a network.

Thank you, and I hope you'll join us on April 22 at 1pm.

Scott

Scott Garrison (he/him/his)
Executive Director
Midwest Collaborative for Library Services (MCLS)
1407 Rensen St. Suite 1
Lansing, MI 48910
800-530-9019 x119
517-492-3879 fax
garrisons at mcls.org


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