An accessible new animation series based on the podcast of the same name, in which Nate Hagens “explores the systems science underpinning the human predicament.”

A short new animation seeking to convey the core ideas at the heart of the Stories For Life work.

“What are voters thinking about rising energy bills? TL:DR it's pretty different to what a small fringe of climate sceptic MPs have been promoting.” Read on for four key findings.

“Analysis showing that ‘levelling up’ has cut through with the public, with 7/10 having heard of it. With that high awareness comes high expectations & Brits have clear vision of what the policy should look like”

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.

A post explaining the term MAPA, for those unfamiliar with it. It stands for Most Affected People and Areas, and we’ll be hearing it alot as Loss and Damage rises up the climate agenda.

In case this newsletter leaves you wanting more, see NI’s roundup of ‘articles, essays, resources, podcasts and more that made us think about how narrative change is working today.’

‘Growing the practice of deep narrative change in the UK’. An assessment of the current state of play, with clear guidance for funders seeking to invest in transformative change.

Accompanying his book with the same title. His guidance suggests a similar approach to what we describe as seeking the symphony from the cacophony: only by coming together and acting now can we counter this threat.

As Cop26 made clear, the climate fight is also inseparable from wider calls for justice – and the voices of peaceful protesters can’t afford to be silenced. 

The overton window has clearly shifted on Citizens Assemblies, with even publications like Forbes recognising the urgent need for inclusive, participatory democratic processes "that can transform what’s politically possible...exactly what’s needed to tackle the climate and ecological crisis."