Attended a great workshop on this work today. Interesting findings on using futures & community led storytelling to address inequalities.
“People in our poorest & most under-represented communities often already have solutions for immediate and lasting change.” Full report 👇🏻
We’ve been working with @PublicHealthW and FLiNT on how to ensure that decisions around the climate, nature and cost of living emergencies are made with those most affected in mind.
Here’s how we did it and what we found out 👇
Stories matter. But how do we change the stories that shape our world?
How can we build on the incredible potential of the emerging narrative change sector in the UK?
Read our new research ⤵️
https://t.co/8ZMsqSsCTR
This is utterly beautiful
RT: Emma Thompson on living in a woman’s body: my daughter thrums with life, my mother is frail – and I’m balanced between https://t.co/3vj3MIlf1b
What an incredible performance & achievement 🎾 Brilliant to see such skill, determination & maturity from this new generation of women’s tennis 🌟
Our next lineup has landed! 🙌 Joining us in Victoria Park on Monday 30 August for the Bank Holiday Weekend will be Foals and Bombay Bicycle Club plus Caribou, Gang of Youths, Róisín Murphy and many more.
❯ Tickets go on sale tomorrow (Friday 26 March) at 10am
What if Instead of Calling People Out, We Called Them In?
“I think you can understand how calling out is toxic. It really does alienate people, and makes them fearful of speaking up.”
https://t.co/hABTLPEaEH
Such powerful imagery and stories from people with endometriosis to help break taboos on chronic pain and close the gender pain gap. Brilliant work @bodyform#EndometriosisAwarenessMonth
Our pain is often overlooked, misdiagnosed, and silenced. That's why we're closing the gender pain gap, one story at a time, with #painstories. We've created the first Pain Dictionary out of real pain descriptions from people with endometriosis. Let our #painstories be heard. 📣
#ItsASin is a breathtaking and haunting piece of TV and history. Everyone please give it a watch. Going to be thinking about it for a really really long time
I’ll be presenting at the launch of @InSites 2021 global trends report on January 28 🌏 Looking forward to sharing 14 trends from our human-centric study all quantified by thousands of consumers worldwide.
Interested to see what’s next? Sign up below 🎟
https://t.co/E4uHpZIxvV
Kamala Devi Harris, a daughter of Indian and Jamaican immigrants, is set to become the highest-ranking woman in the nation’s 244-year existence, as well as a high-profile representation of the country’s increasingly diverse composition https://t.co/hNPLCPHMj8
Community spirit at it's best - photographer, Kate Hennessey raised £4000 in donations to @WarringtonFood by taking doorstep portraits and documenting daily life during the lockdown 💟 More of these stories please 🙏
Today's the day. 🚀📚
On behalf of the UK team, thank you for everyone's good wishes, support and helping to spread the word. Now let's go and support bookshops. #BookshopDotOrg#ILoveBookshops
"This is revolutionary" - https://t.co/J92wr2J82s
Issue Three: launching this week. In the issue, @AliceMathews_ writes on @BeaumontOrganic to discover how Manchester is becoming the home of fashion disruptors and how start-up culture is evolving in the city.
The magazine will be available to buy at northern stockists and online
"COVID-19 is the great clarifier. It clarifies what and who in your life matters, what things are needs and what are wants, who is thinking of others and who is thinking only of themselves." https://t.co/4LHQDqGbWr
"The workplace in general, within and beyond the creative industry is not diverse enough. I cannot believe that in 2020 one might not be able to get into a certain role because of their gender and or background" - Designer & Illustrator @Danielle_Rhoda
https://t.co/FGigUWpo5i