From silos to solidarity, Mindworks' new fellowship enables diverse young people to drive Indonesia’s just energy transition.

Last month a group of campaigners, advocacy experts and media came together to learn a new approach for creating change in the polycrisis. Here's what happened.

With anger playing a significant role in national politics - as seen in the US presidential elections, and in response to climate impacts - as seen following Spain’s flood disaster, a new and timely report today finds that policymakers and civil society can and must harness this “emotional supercharge” as

In the age of the polycrisis where the world faces many overlapping and interconnected crises we must get better at understand not only the impact of these crises on people’s minds, but also how to adjust our strategies, messaging and narratives to leverage these changes. Working with Youth Ki Awaaz

How might we use our understanding of the human mind to empower coastal communities, build resilience, and help them adapt to climate change?

Governments should use assemblies to tackle the issues at the heart of public debate during a crisis, write Stefan Flothmann and Brett Hennig

In the space of just a few months, the combination of three crises have wiped out decades of philanthropic investments in development.

It is becoming harder for climate change-makers to talk to and engage with communities. The solution, however, isn’t hoping for a “normal” world. It’s to acknowledge the emotional landscape and work with it.