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Expert analysis and commentary to help you to make sense of what’s emerging.
Emergence
Rise of the Emergentsia: The Revolution Will Not Be Boring
Brent Cooper
Increasing numbers of people are suffering because their society has let them down. Indy Johar's solution calls for a “Boring Revolution" — but is it really as boring as it seems?
Politics
The Politics Of Waking Up 13: Real Time, Real Life, Next Politics?
Indra Adnan
In order to invent a new politics we need to bypass the existing system. Denmark's Alternative Party offers an example of new politics in-action.
Society
How To Think About The Meta-Crisis Without Getting Too Excited.
Jonathan Rowson
It has become fashionable to declare a climate emergency, but the very idea of emergency only gets us so far. We cannot disentangle climate collapse from the broader crisis of civilisation.
Politics
The Politics Of Waking Up 11: Scaffolding, Skeletons and Fractals
Indra Adnan
Our political systems are slowly self-destructing in the face of huge global problems. Quality of relationships between communities is the key to creating new and better systems.
Society
Christmas, Consumerism and Confusion
Jonathan Rowson
Despite it's bad ecological rap, consumerism meets a range of emotional and social needs. This is never more obvious than at Christmas. What can we do to fill the gap?
Emerge Gathering
We Need To Feel The Change We Want To See In The World
Kathrine Lauritzen
Kathrine Lauritzen shares her transformative experience in a Collective Sensemaking workshop at the Emerge Gathering 2019.
Politics
The Politics Of Waking Up 10: What Is World?
Indra Adnan
The internet has dramatically shifted the relationship between people and the world they inhabit. We need a better understanding of the psychological impacts of this shift.
Politics
The Politics of Waking Up 9: Feminising the Future
Indra Adnan
The F word is becoming much more difficult to define. Is the suppression of the feminine why we have the multiple crises of depression, addiction and suicide in our society?
Emergence
Rise Of The Emergentsia: A Great Mindshift in the Making
Brent Cooper
Technology itself is not the game changer everyone thinks it is, people are. Dr. Maja Göpel anchors her perspective on global change to sociocultural factors.
Politics
The Politics of Waking Up 8: Relationship As The Rebel Act
Indra Adnan
Personal and social disconnection is at the heart of the system destroying our planet.
Psychology
This is What Recovery Looks Like: The Healing Potential of Trauma.
Zhiwa Woodbury
Respiritualising our planet is the next step to healing collective trauma. An ecopsychologist shares thoughts from the world's first ever Collective Trauma & Healing Summit.
Politics
The Politics of Waking Up 7: Everyone Has a Story
Indra Adnan
We need a new story. How many times have you heard that recently? Too often this call to action ignores what people's hearts are really yearning for.
Society
Dear White People
Bayo Akomolafe
The notion of indigeneity is a product of white frames of knowing. You don’t have to travel far in order to be indigenous. To avoid reproducing exclusionary whiteness, you must recognise that where you are is already sacred.
Politics
The Politics of Waking Up 6: Where Is We?
Indra Adnan
Our current political system means that we give away our power to tiny numbers of people who decide how to run our world. Are we now seeing the conditions for more collective action?
Politics
The Politics of Waking Up 5: What Counts as Spiritual?
Indra Adnan
From Extinction Rebellion to the Headspace app, a yearning for spiritual growth seems to be reentering our public discourse. How can we feed this awareness into a new politics?
Environment
Could Psychedelics Help to Heal the Crisis of Disconnection?
Sam Gandy, Rosalind Watts & Alex Evans
We urgently need tools that can facilitate connection and foster a common sense of purpose for protecting and restoring our world.
LEadership
How to Lead in Uncertain Times
Sahana Chattopadhyay
Uncertainty is not a threat: It is creative and powerful. When leaders can learn to lean into and embrace unpredictability then they will infuse the same throughout their organisation.
Politics
The Politics of Waking Up 4: The Russian Doll Effect
Indra Adnan
Part four of the Politics of Waking Up Series explores several theories of human development - what significance does Wilber or Maslow's model have for contemporary politics today?
Politics
What Our Politics Needs Now: Anti-Debates
Peter Limberg & Conor Barnes
In the US and elsewhere, political debate has become a spectacle. We need a debate model based on the ability to respond to evidence. But what would this look like?
Leadership
What Does it Mean to be a Feminine Leader?
Sanna Rådelius
Feminine Leadership can lay the foundation for a better organisational culture, but it's not achieved by simply having more women in positions of power.
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