On the relationship between Culture Change work and Strategic Comms, covering “narrative structures, archetypes, and a whole-system ecological approach to transforming cultural norms for social change.” Brilliantly clear and shareable.

“Distancing people from systems also distances people from their power. We accept dominant narratives if the stories they tell and challenges they present seem insurmountable.”

“Instead of asking ‘What can I do to stop feeling so anxious?’, ‘What can I do to save the planet?’ and ‘What hope is there?’, people with privilege can be asking ‘Who am I?’ and ‘How am I connected to all of this?’”

“...that we all need to survive and thrive, in an age teetering between breakdown and breakthrough...crucial for helping us become a larger us rather than a them-and-us.”

Katharine Birbalsingh, Trevor Phillips, Ayishat Akanbi, Helen Pluckrose, and Dr Remi Adekoya, discuss the current race narrative, and propose new paths, hosted by Inaya Folarin Iman.

To make ‘quantum’, ‘course-correcting’ lifestyle change, this adbusters article argues for a True Cost Revolution that 'circles back to the original mythologies many indigenous people never lost.’

‘A tool to help the refugee and migrant advocacy sector to think tactically, play to our strengths and win’, addressing current challenges with methodologies that might overcome them.

The leading annual report outlining the key trends and changes in the domestic and international far right – details how the last year of pandemic has sped up the evolution of the British far right into a digitally networked threat.

‘If racism is part of a social totality that must be dismantled, then successful anti-racism demands political organisations and movements that are coalitional in nature.’

Deep analysis of the ‘consistent tactics, trends, and revelations’ found across a ‘divergent and diverse’ set of narrative change efforts, with clear recommendations for doing the work.

Fox News anchor TC tries to blame pollution on immigrants, an approach taken in the UK by Local Matters, Reform UK and For Britain.

Alice Sachrajda & Marzena Zukowska on ‘the power of cultural currents, the opportunities to harness narrative power through content...to shine a light on the vast, unexplored potential of pop culture for social change.’