Season 2 of the podcast where facilitators interview social movement organisers about their work and how they do it’ with a focus on what tools to use.

This Runnymede Trust report finds that the public don’t see racism the way campaigners tend to – i.e. as a systemic problem.

Alice shares her reflections on Oxfam and On Think Tank’s second volume of conversations with people working in the narrative change space (shared in the last newsletter).

Narrative Initiative’s take on harnessing cacophony to create symphony, ‘a polyvocal approach to change is like an ocean current: pulling water across the ocean and holding the power to shape landscapes’.

Zac Goldsmith challenges the narrative of separation, and suggests that “A green recovery isn’t a nice to have, it’s a duty”.

“You can’t have climate change without sacrifice zones, and you can’t have sacrifice zones without disposable people, and you can't have disposable people without racism.”

Insight into how to communication aid and development

Dr. Yoeli from the Applied Cooperation Team explores what encourages altruistic behaviours, from group dynamics to the meaning of community, in the context of the pandemic.

An instructive overview of Anat Shenker-Osario's approach to narrative work.

Conference session from Progressive International's Summit w. Naomi Klein, Aruna Roy and others.

A Reset Narrative public event: an overview of Jee Kim’s work with Narrative Initiative, and the practice of narrative change in general.

Noam Chomsky shares thoughts ahead of his session for Progressive International’s Summit 2020. Nuclear war, climate change, crumbling democracy – not good news for the doomsday clock.