What’s the role of narratives and how do we update them once they’ve become obsolete? – a helpful overview of some of the current thinking in the narrative change space, and a handy share for those outside the space.

The result of a 12-month project bringing together organisers from across the climate movement to tell the stories that matter.

Accepting that campaigns include conflict because they are about power, Alex Evans asks “how do we do conflict without deepening polarisation?”

EachOther is a UK-focused charity that uses independent journalism, storytelling and filmmaking to put the human into human rights. Check out their strategy.

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.

Mission 2020 pivots to offer principles for a hopeful future, backed by a handy gathering of ‘inspiration’ stories that imagine hopeful visions of a better future.

Why is authoritarianism on the rise, and what can we do about it? Insight from behaviourial scientist Dr Karen Stenner.

A recording of the third ‘Transforming The Transition’ webinar from Culture Hack Labs, giving their take on narrative forms and dynamics, and the ‘interbeing’ paradigm.

Dark Matter Labs tackle the shift from the narrative of ‘separation’ to the narrative of ‘interconnection’ or ‘interbeing’, focusing on what the shift means for how we organise for the public good.

Season 2 of the podcast where facilitators interview social movement organisers about their work and how they do it’ with a focus on what tools to use.

This Runnymede Trust report finds that the public don’t see racism the way campaigners tend to – i.e. as a systemic problem.

Alice shares her reflections on Oxfam and On Think Tank’s second volume of conversations with people working in the narrative change space (shared in the last newsletter).