A practical deep dive into ‘climate anxiety’: how to talk about it, live with it, and act on it. “To prevent climate mental health challenges, think of: ‘Do a favor, work with neighbors’ And to treat climate mental health challenges in ways that can spread, think: ‘Peer-sharing for scalable caring’.”

“An evidence-based (and solutions-focused) framing strategy for shifting understanding and building greater support for action to address the wider determinants of health. The strategy centres on making the issue more tangible for people by using explanation.”

"The futures in this report offer glimpses of three alternative worlds in 2036: worlds where the most important things are belonging, care, and repair. They are neither utopian nor dystopian but somewhere in between; a little like real life, but fifteen years ahead."

If you haven’t already spent time with Ella’s podcast, it’s well worth it. The practice sessions are a great option for anyone feeling the need for a moment to pause and reflect.

An 8-week course offering an ‘an exploration into being together’, delivered by a long list of folk including Bayo Akomalefe, Nora Bateson, Jeremy Lent, Tiokasin Ghosthorse and Adah Paris.

"'Grief, Love, Action: Transforming collective sorrow into collective power' was co-hosted by Narrative Initiative and Women’s March Network. You can watch a video of the event here and find out more about our guests."

A beautiful, practical reflection on RP’s work so far, looking at the central role and power of relationships for the world we hope to create, and how to go about establishing them.

Honoring the one-year anniversary of the Progressive International, Arundhati Roy and Ahdaf Soueif engage in a wide-ranging discussion of the present crisis and the meaning of international solidarity in a world of vaccine apartheid.

You’ve heard of ‘network leaders’, now we’re talking about network selves, as our inherent interconnectedness is further revealed by the latest science.