Be More Human: How We Can Make Better Choices Every Day, About Inclusion (and Exclusion)
This week, The Long View is thinking about how we can make better choices about how we design and build things, that are good for (all) people 🚌
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How To Be an Optimist (*and a Realist)
This week, The Long View is feeling the turn of the seasons 🍁 and also sensing some flagging spirits out there. We reflect on how to stay optimistic 🌿, whilst also keeping it real.
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Is Inequality Inevitable?
This week, the Long View considers why inequality matters, asks if inequality is inevitable and explores how we can each find our space and place for challenging and changing the world around us. 🌎
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We Need Leaders Who Are In Love with Humanity
This week, in The Long View, we reflect on the Scottish Programme for Government, why equality for all still matters, and recognising we all have the potential to be influential leaders 💪🏽❤️
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Who’s On Your Team? Making Visible How We Help Each Other Succeed
This week, The Long View explores mentoring, and why everyone needs people who are by their side, and on their side 🙌🏽
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Is Optimism a Feeling, or an Action?
Today is Day 1 of a new political era for the UK, following a landslide victory by the Labour party last night, ending 14 years of Conservative party rule. This week, in the final days before this election, I joined some of my favourite people in the world at a conference hosted by Public Law…
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Law | Changemaking | History | Storytelling
Equality, Marriage, Love and Loving
This week, we consider marriage and racial equality – and reflect on why the personal is political – in honour of #LovingDay 🫱🏼🫲🏾 and #PrideMonth 🏳️🌈
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Teaching As a Revolutionary Act
This week, we consider teaching as a revolutionary act, what it would look like to challenge what we teach, where we teach and how we teach others ❤️
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How to Find New Perspectives
In today’s edition of The Long View, we consider how to find new perspectives. TL;DR: ask unexpected questions 🤔
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How Do We Make Change? Reform or Revolution?
This week, I’m thinking about change making✊🏽 and whether we should be pushing for reform🛠️ or revolution🌪️ – questions that always seem urgent, and vital, but to what end?
