“Here are 4 tips that we — the two of us are climate scientists and moms — hope will help you have a positive and constructive climate conversation with your children.”

“If this is the decade when all the “streams” finally converge into a larger “river” of global movement building...what can we learn from the Covid disruption about how to move forward?”

‘Basic rules’, applying learnings from Anat Shenker-Osorio, Larger Us and others. Can these rules apply to your work? How can changing the social care story help your effort? See more here.

An appeal to shift the conversation about care from one of ‘cost’ to one of ‘investment’, and to remove it from market and ownership frames.

‘Nature is everything’, and it seems we’re slowly realising it, with the G7 Climate and Environment Ministers’ communique also carrying the frame ‘mainstreaming nature’. Also see #fornature

‘How aligning principles with practice, addressing the power dynamics of collaboration, and nurturing an ecosystem for narrative power can help narrative work succeed.’

Four hopefully familiar approaches that Purpose picked up during their work with several foundations to ‘challenge dominant narratives on economic mobility’.

Visit this virtual exhibition by WWF to explore the artistic responses to their creative call out – 'imagine a future where we put nature at the heart of our decisions...’

A neat shortcut/clarifier of the three-part BBC series ‘Can’t Get You Out Of My Head’, by Adam Curtis.

Three reports from the FrameWorks Institute, focused on how to ‘shift deeply rooted mindsets towards understanding the need for meaningful change’

Katharine Birbalsingh, Trevor Phillips, Ayishat Akanbi, Helen Pluckrose, and Dr Remi Adekoya, discuss the current race narrative, and propose new paths, hosted by Inaya Folarin Iman.

Diving into the social and psychological forces combining to make the sharing and believing of misinformation an endemic problem