About money as relationship and money as power; how money can keep you alive and how relationships can keep you more alive.

This is a three-part post about meeting James Hansen, one of the most important living climate scientists. Part 2 and 3 to follow.

How politics could work if we held spaces for people to listen and learn from each other.

A conversation with Brian Eno at the New School of the Anthropocene on art, design, and how to imagine the new worlds we want.

Prioritising the narrative, or taking action?

A Constructive Programme conversation with Simon Cross

Former diplomat Arthur Snell says a heating planet is accelerating conflict and migration – and fostering a new age of empire. Democracies are dangerously unprepared, he warns

A call to arms for artists to lead the resistance.

Advisory board member says adapting is ‘not rocket science’ but Europe already paying price for lack of preparation

A Constructive Programme conversation with Reverend Stephen G Wright

I'm learning more and more about this practice of bringing people together.

My friend Roger Hallam is out of prison, but the work to build new democratic institutions continues.

Justice requires elder wisdom and a willingness to be vulnerable, not an immature willingness to fit in at any cost.

Mean Girls and memetic desire have helped me understand what happens when you try to change someone's mind about justice.

This post is in three parts, to take some time and depth to properly grapple with a complex and important issue in the climate and democracy movements.

Everything is out of proportion because it suits those who abuse power to keep it that way.

To regain our freedom, we have to act free and demand our right to be listened to

The 1969 book On Violence by Hannah Arendt is essential for those of us who advocate nonviolence as an approach to conflict and peace.

The outrage over echoes of Enoch are valid, but the deeper question remains: where *are* our communities?

Most of us don't have a sense of why we're here; that's stopping us from dealing with crisis.

Without understanding the context of the world we’re in, the super-rich elite can govern us to our deaths without resistance

YouTube video by Extinction Rebellion (XR) UK

Are you ready to collaborate on how we decide our fate?

The media has never helped us understand that stories are the driving force behind the collapsing climate. That's because it's designed not to.

Our friend and collaborator David Bent, founder of Atelier of What’s Next, dismayed like many with Trump’s terrible mathematics and with the commentariat’s forgetfulness of the wider agenda, weighs in...

There’s a clear strategy behind the character assassination of climate activists – it’s our job to counter it