The Voices Missing from the Abortion Debate
May 18, 2022
The imminent repeal of Roe v. Wade has brought public narratives of motherhood and reproductive justice to the forefront. Each side has weaponized race to
The imminent repeal of Roe v. Wade has brought public narratives of motherhood and reproductive justice to the forefront. Each side has weaponized race to
To harness narrative power to activate change you must have an argument to make and an audience to whom you can make it. Once you
The communications used for any narrative change project must have an audience. You need an audience who is open to change and willing to drive
From 2015-2018, I was an interviewer with the New York Trans Oral History Project (NYTOP). A friend had convinced me to join because I love
An op-ed case study showing the why, when and how of turning a story into an argument that successfully advocates for change. “Get down on
The iconic Sundance Film Festival is coming up next week, from January 20th to the 30th, in a virtual format. As always, we’re looking for
We’re gathering up the articles, essays, resources, podcasts and more that made us think about how narrative change is working today. Start at the top
Scot Nakagawa is a Senior Partner at ChangeLab. Scot has spent more than four decades exploring questions of structural racism, white supremacy, and social justice.
Science fiction is full of all-knowing villains. They can’t be understood or defeated. The unknown, as storytellers from H. G. Wells to N. K. Jemisen
This article was originally published in 2017 by Rinku Sen. Over the last five years, intersectionality has become a buzzword and an accountability standard for
Grief, Love, Action: Transforming collective sorrow into collective power was co-hosted by Narrative Initiative and Women’s March Network. You can watch a video of the
Feminist narratives are powering some of the most important movements of the 21st century by turning anger to joy, creating care in spaces of insecurity,