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”.

Recommending positive, human and solutions-oriented framing, for hopeful narratives that can engender compassion and create a culture of welcome.

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.

“Making sense of energy price rises is important. They’re going to be the cause of a lot of poverty in the UK, soon. So, I’ve been doing some analysis...you’re about to be ripped off, massively.”

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

“Three in four Britons back the principle of giving refuge to those fleeing war or persecution... Meanwhile, the number of people who believe immigration needs to be reduced continues to fall.”

"The latest attitudes tracker survey presents a nuanced and somewhat hopeful picture of public attitudes towards asylum and refugees – and a counter to those arguing that the public demands only the toughest approach"

“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.”

“Any Tory who is currently praising the bravery of Marina Ovsyannikova for protesting against the war on Russian TV is a F***ING HYPOCRITE. They just voted for a #PolicingBill that could send people to jail for up to 10 years for doing that in the UK.”

“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.”

“How the meme of a Ukrainian granny with a gun hides a far right secret OR the fog of war is murky, beware of the far right OR, the fight for multi-racial democracy at home and abroad.”

“To help parents, family and care-givers navigate the overwhelming task of responding to children's fears and worries, Ane Lemche, a psychologist and child counsellor at Save the Children, has shared five tips on how to speak to children about war.”