The provocative title may distract from a simple and important point: we need to broaden our definition of ‘love for nature’ to find that love everywhere, from everyone.

A reflection on various real-life examples of effective narrative work, that has sought to make change by working with hope, play, relationships, and FAILure (‘First Attempt At Learning’).

A deep, instructive conversation with the authors of New Brave World, exploring opportunities and for leveraging pop culture for social change, with examples.

Building on the New Brave World report, the PopChange Salon ‘explores opportunities for harnessing pop culture for real social change’. This session will feature Nana Bempah of POCC,

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.

The veteran activist discusses the need for bridge building across disagreement, accepting hypocrisy and wielding our creative power.

“By telling whole stories with care that include systems and history, and that center the voices of marginalized communities, we can help people understand systemic issues and inspire them to act.”

A searing indictment of rich nations on behalf of the poorest, who “face a crisis of Covid, economic and climate apartheid, because of the actions of the richest”.