Drawn to Reason
Sandra LeeResearch-backed drawings and newsletters that help climate communicators build momentum for change.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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Why ADHD colleagues are crucial to any workforce
It’s very easy to get caught up in the downsides of neurodiversity; we live in a world not built for our brains and can get overwhelmed trying to fit in but, in an indulgent moment masquerading as research, I spoke to some colleagues I have...
What actually gets through a filter bubble?
It seems the more we ramp up urgent facts, graphs, reason and even compelling stories, the more the algorithm works against us and shuts us out. Polarisation feels worse and the same arguments loop endlessly within the same groups.
I’m wri...
This new year, don’t be a New You — be More You
January is the annual performance review none of us asked for. Entire industries profit off the idea that we will finally become small enough, neat enough, optimised enough to be worthy (of what?).
The season of self-correction: Veganuary,...
My top five sustainability phrases
The sustainability world is overflowing with slogans that sound good on tote bags but fail to make any real impact - Every little helps / Think global, act local / Reduce, Reuse, Recycle - lovely sentiment, questionable utility.
After year...
The world isn’t against climate action — your feed is
TL:DR
Most people do care. They’ve just stopped saying it out loud and the algorithm reinforces that. Your job isn’t to convince the sceptics — it’s to make the caring majority visible again.
Remember when most UK Councils were...
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Realistic idealist! Climate communicator, sustainability strategist and founder of Drawn to Reason. I combine research, creative storytelling and art to help tackle the climate crisis with empathy and solutions
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