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.

“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.”

Once more a crisis risks undermining public support for urgent action on climate change and its associated threats. As we wait for Ukraine specific guidance, it’s worth revisiting this advice.

A new six-country report “exploring the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on people’s lives, priorities and expectations”, finding crumbling trust, division, and barriers to building crucial consensus and collective action.

A good argument demonstrating that logic, reason and facts don’t win people over (indeed they can be misleading), and also that people don’t sit in neat groups along ideological dividing lines.

"Verified facts can be used to support erroneous conclusions. Here is how we can put an end to that."

Advice for people who are being forced to, or asked to choose change. Useful insight for those of us doing the asking. There’s a role for story, as well as envisioning better futures (‘postalgia’).

“Analysis showing that ‘levelling up’ has cut through with the public, with 7/10 having heard of it. With that high awareness comes high expectations & Brits have clear vision of what the policy should look like”

"'Grief, Love, Action: Transforming collective sorrow into collective power' was co-hosted by Narrative Initiative and Women’s March Network. You can watch a video of the event here and find out more about our guests."

Honoring the one-year anniversary of the Progressive International, Arundhati Roy and Ahdaf Soueif engage in a wide-ranging discussion of the present crisis and the meaning of international solidarity in a world of vaccine apartheid.

‘No, we have to be better than this!// And if not for ourselves, we must for our kin// Our children and their children and the ones after them.’ A poem for this moment.