// Topic: Field of Narrative Change
Transforming Narrative Waters: Growing the practice of deep narrative change in the UK
Transforming Narrative Waters provides background on narrative change practices as well as the opportunities and challenges for narrative work in the UK.
Narrative Technology Case Studies
New technologies offer powerful tools for those who wish to maintain or shift narratives, for better or worse. These case studies spotlight how six organizations are building or using technology to foster equity and justice.
Webinar: Research Methodologies for Narrative Change Practice
What research methodologies are currently being used by narrative change practitioners? How could we work together to strengthen our approach to research and empirically grounded practice? Watch this webinar for key insights based on our narrative change research field survey.
Field Guide: Narrative Research Methodologies
The narrative change field is informed by an array of multidisciplinary approaches to craft narratives, test messages, landscape the narrative environment, and measure narrative change efforts. Our field guide presents a map to a number of traditional and emergent research practices in this space.
Four Baskets Self Assessment
The four baskets framework is designed to help practitioners consider different elements of a successful narrative change effort. This self-assessment can be used to reflect on work you’ve already got under way or to start planning a new project.
Four Baskets Field Guide For Narrative Change Practice
How do we conduct effective narrative change efforts? The Four Baskets Framework lays out four essential elements of successful narrative strategies.
Beyond Neoliberalism: A Narrative Approach
Neoliberalism’s narrative power is undeniable. What narrative strategies can support the emergence of a new economic system that centers justice and equity? This report begins to answer that question.
Toward New Gravity
As a new organization devoted to connecting and supporting the emergent field of narrative change, we interviewed more than 100 thought leaders in the field. This report captures some of what we learned.