Narrative Archive

Quite familiar advice (“inoculate, show empathy, affirm critical thinking, avoid ridicule, use trusted messengers”) but well packaged with insight into how conspiracy theories emerge.

An effort to reframe those working in climate communications as collaborative ‘guides’, “forming and strengthening relationships with allies, community, and stakeholders to navigate the overwhelm, bridge divides, and heal the world.”

Douglas Murray on Triggernometry on how the collapse of western civilisation will be the fault of unruly social justice warriors, hellbent on cancelling history, rather than spiralling global heating or rampant inequality....

Article by the editorial director of the Heartlands Institute: “For those of us who support free markets, the Great Reset is nothing short of terrifying."

Breitbart on how "BBB is actually a United Nations invented phrase and what it actually means is more world government, more green taxes and regulation, more expensive energy, more identity politics, more corporatism — and, of course, less freedom and entrepreneurialism.”

Addressing the role that ‘moral foundations’ play in state-led efforts to encourage people to take vaccines. Also references similar research that focused on climate action.

This government is not ideological, it sways in the winds of public opinion. If we can reach people on e.g. just transition/green jobs, and keep people alert to austerity-in-disguise, then the government will likely be forced to follow.

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

WWF's Living Planet Report: “This is our opportunity, for a new balance with nature, one that recognises our future is intimately connected with all other life on earth.”

“We must consider the possibility...that capitalism is going through a spasm, that is yielding dystopian post-capitalism as we speak...we have a duty to look beyond capitalism.”

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.