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This post is US-centric but there's no reason the principles can't be applied worldwide... "Since 2017, The Pop Culture Collaborative’s community (including staff, Managing Partners, grantees, Senior Fellows, and cohort members) has commissioned research; convened grantees for learning retreats, work sessions, and community gatherings; and conducted dozens of interviews with field practitioners. With this work we have investigated the question of how narratives and stories could become catalysts for widespread cultural change. Our most important revelations: 1. THE GOAL IS TO TRANSFORM NARRATIVE OCEANS. 2. THE WORK IS TO ACHIEVE NARRATIVE IMMERSION. 3. TO ACHIEVE NARRATIVE IMMERSION, FUND NARRATIVE NETWORKS. 4. NARRATIVE SYSTEMS ACCELERATE THE PACE OF CHANGE." Gil Friend Alice Kalro Tracey Rogers Brandt 🌍🌱🚲💡Marion Chapsal de Mourgues ✨Earl Butler (PMP,ITIL,CSM) Marilyn Paul, Ph.D. Marc Bolick Sunil Malhotra Patricia Munro MA Jeffrey Beeson MBA/MA Elizabeth Doty Jeff Beeman  https://lnkd.in/gMWJUuuZ

Media messages play a powerful role in shaping societal attitudes and decisions. By examining their effects, we can enhance our approach to engaging and influencing stakeholders.

Our CEO, Sheena Meade, has penned an insightful op-ed titled "Words Matter: A Call for Responsible Dialogue During the Presidential Race." Sheena emphasizes the importance of mindful and respectful communication as we navigate this period of the 2024 presidential race. Read the full letter and join the conversation here: https://lnkd.in/gaHG9ZKh #WordsMatter #ResponsibleDialogue #JoinTheConversation

Shout out to my brother, Franz Bautista , for his contribution to DiversityComm magazine's May 2024 issue! His piece highlights the significance of diversity in STEM careers. Check out the link below to read his insightful article. https://lnkd.in/gzgbTPAW

🔍 We all have biases, and that’s okay. But when we only listen to “people like us,” we risk creating echo chambers that drown out different perspectives. This article explores how this tendency limits our understanding and stifles innovation. By surrounding ourselves with similar views, we miss out on valuable insights from diverse backgrounds. It’s time to challenge our assumptions and actively seek out differing opinions. Only then can we foster real growth and understanding 🌍💡

What is a shared reality and what impact does it have on the quality of our relationships? David Robson shares the research on Curious Minds at Work https://bit.ly/3KNWLZy #socialconnection #relationships #socialpotential

While challenges persist, the enduring value of polling lies in its ability to bridge the gap between individuals and the collective, transforming disparate voices into a coherent understanding of the public will. So let's not dismiss polls as mere noise; let's embrace them as a vital instrument for navigating the complexities of our ever-evolving world. Even in this era of information overload and skepticism, polls remain a vital tool for understanding the complex tapestry of public opinion. They offer a window into the hearts and minds of the people, illuminating the issues that matter most and providing a crucial foundation for informed decision-making.

A great quote by Jerome Bruner on how narratives are everywhere around us. This potential of shaping human experience and, vice-versa, how humans shape the narratives they engage with is a critical topic to be discussed if we aim to take systems change seriously. 👉 Don't forget to join us next week, on May 20th, to discuss this topic: https://lnkd.in/eYXQ6pWw

Being a partner in a young business may not guarantee restful nights, but it has unlocked incredible opportunities to collaborate with forward-looking organisations. Together, we’re exploring critical issues like the impact of a climate-constrained world on asset management, strategies for nature-positive market development, and navigating the global transformation of private equity. It’s challenging, inspiring, and exactly where we need to be to help shape the future of these industries.

I second this call for plain language. Speaking plainly helps us communicate our message and connect with more people so they understand the importance of our work!