The UN recruits a range of famous faces to present stories from the front lines of our converging crises, for a film to mark its 75th Anniversary and five years since the adoption of the Sustainable Development Goals.

An update from Albert to their 2019 report looking at media’s coverage of climate change.

Handy bit of science behind the power/role of narrative from the Decision-Lab

Kirsty McNeil of Save The Children and John Bird of The Big Issue discuss how we can reframe arguments for progressive change, to solve the complex issues we face.

Nicky Hawkins and Dora Meade chat with Ed Miliband and Geoff Lloyd about the role of story and metaphor in shaping society, alongside Ian Haney Lopez’s take on the Race Class Narrative.

An initiative from Glimpse seeking to offer a platform to typically unheard voices around the UK, working with local people, facilitators and filmmakers to share stories of hope from the ground.

A look at the power of social norming, availability bias, optimism bias, and trusted leaders when it comes to responding to novel risk.

The BBC seeks to explore creative opportunities for “explicitly or implicitly” including climate themes in its programming, recognising that the climate crisis is now the setting, not a story.

A Next Visions Podcast episode featuring Anab Jain & Alex Evans on “the role of storytelling and platform power in shaping perceived realities, opinions, and the sentiment of ‘us and them’”, during our converging crises.

Four webinars from Culture Hack Labs addressing the role of narratives in this moment.

North Face goes all Patagonia with a pledge to “challenge ourselves, our athletes and everyone” to “be the change we seek”, fronted by Lena Waith & Alex Honnold.

Useful insight for tackling reactionary narratives, wherever they try to offer people a false sense of agency. Also worth checking out Ash Ambridge’s excellent and hilarious suggestion for how Biden should have ‘8-miled’ Trump at the first debate.