There Are No Tigers in Space
Jess Berentson-ShawReflections on facts, falsehoods, and framing
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You Can’t Win the Middle by Losing Your Base
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Knowing what and who you stand for, having a clear narrative strategy based on those values, can prevent you from collapsing your core support when the proverbial hits the fan. The Labour Party needs to be clearer on who t...
Abandoning hopeful communications for our planet? That is how they win
I’m sitting in my garden on a spring morning. Plants are finally starting to emerge from where there is only soil or the remaining seed heads from last summer. Gardening is an act of hope, to imagine the seasons and years ahead and what the...
Could ACT’s Charter Schools be Unintentionally Delivering Equity ?
For many of us with young people in our life, school is a place we hope that they feel accepted for who they are. Where they are supported to find their strengths, and a discover a pathway that will take them to adulthood.
The reality for...
What does it actually mean to tell better stories?
In 1972 a British epidemiologist named Archie Cochrane was fed up with his medical colleagues. Cochrane was appalled that many medical professions were not using a consistent scientific approach to guide their practice. He was particularly...
Labour Doesn't Believe Tax Sucks. So Why Do They Keep Saying It Does?
Getting elected is all about your story: what matters to a political party (its values), what it believes is possible for our country, what the barriers are that they believe are getting in the way, and therefore what solutions make sense....
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