A new “dynamic library of resources...for artists and cultural practitioners who want to understand the systemic causes of the climate crisis, how it intersects with issues of social, economic and environmental injustice and how arts and culture is responding creatively.”

“A philanthropic fund and learning community working to transform the narrative landscape in America around people of color, immigrants, refugees, Muslims, and Indigenous peoples—especially those who are women, queer, trans, nonbinary, and/or disabled—by bolstering the infrastructure and impact of the pop culture for social change field”

“Mapping pathways of the transition to a post-Anthropocentric world...finding new life-affirming narratives that can guide us through the uncertain territories of this transition” in nine articles and a video. Also explore CHL’s new site, featuring more detail on their work and tools.

“Learnings, frameworks and tools, and insights into directions we can take to move forward together. Whether you are an advocate or artist, a long-time veteran of the culture wars or thinking about how to apply narrative or cultural strategy for the first time, this report is designed to work for you.”

“We offer this report to help those of us in the ecosystem see and understand ourselves: our roles, our relationships to one another, our strengths, and the opportunities we have to make improvements that will result in greater impact.”

“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.”

On the need for ‘thrutopian’ fiction and a ‘moderate flank’, acknowledging Ursula Le Guin’s suggestion that "Utopia isn't the place you arrive at, it's the effort to arrive at that place." 

"To tackle the climate and biodiversity crisis effectively, we urgently need to address cultural values relating to consumption....Cognitive science research supports the importance of role models as they tap into how our brain processes information and learns."

Recommending positive, human and solutions-oriented framing, for hopeful narratives that can engender compassion and create a culture of welcome.

Comprehensive guidance on how to respond to and undermine Putin’s disinformation efforts. 

Calling for us to recognise that the “new epistemologies” needed for the climate crisis are already in the world among indigenous peoples, and to listen, “amplify and centre” them now.