CA’s new Co-Chairs share their thoughts on the “vital role of art in confronting racism and discrimination head on”, and “exploring the the complexity of all forms of migration”.

Building on the work of the New Citizenship Project, this is a rallying cry to reclaim our future as citizens, by shedding the consumer story and embracing the revitalising, transformative Citizen Story.

A rich study based on a convening of 80+ diverse experts, covering how to approach disinformation systemically and leverage areas for change, and implications for funders.

Working with leaders and communities to “create a vision of an ‘ecopolis’: where would like to live in the future – then reverse engineer or ‘backcast’ it to figure out what stories they need to bring to life to make it happen.”

“In short, DO NOT GIVE THIS IDEA OXYGEN...they are trying (and arguably succeeding) to manufacture outrage about a referendum and then retrofit public support.”

“I decided to drill down more on a core component of the #biolabs fake news.” What's fascinating about this is the clear overlap between pro-Russian propaganda and genuine Chinese officials amplifying it.”

“Those of us who would like a kinder, better country...perhaps have a lot to learn from his methods...when was the last time that people who support net zero organised a big event in Bolton?”

“On Ukraine, humanitarian sponsorship scheme announcement and the Bill.” (via Jenny Regan at IMIX)

“A resource to help changemakers navigate crises and harness the power they hold to shift mindsets... guides you through designing impactful interventions at the different stages of a crisis... (with) how-to, tools and examples.”

Steps anyone can take to reduce our use of Russian gas (and save money) – is this a ‘Save Energy to Save Ukraine’ campaign in the making? Kwasi Kwarteng might back it.

‘A clear majority (59%) of people are willing to pay extra on energy bills if it helps undermine Russia's war in Ukraine, with only 24% not...this applies also to those in Red Wall constituencies.’