On Tuesday we launched the report Imagination Activism in Camden and came together with the community for an evening to mark the milestone and hear from Camden’s Imagination Activists about their experience. — Are you asking yourself “what is Imagination Activism?” You can find out about it here, or dive in more deeply to the concept and principles in the report. Six months on from the Imagination Activism programme at Camden, we invited Camden Council colleagues, collaborators, community members and allies from our…

We tell the story of Camden Imagines: building Imagination Activism in a local municipality, equipping council officers in the tools and practices of #collectiveimagination — Yesterday, Moral Imaginations launched a new report called Imagination Activism in Camden. It tells the story of our work with a London council to build “Imagination Activism” throughout the organisation, rippling out into the local borough to work with communities.

Imagining our way from good to great — by Ian Gilson — This blog is part of a series of blogs written by the participants of the Camden Imagines programme. This eight week training introduced council officers and public servants to the skills of collective imagination and horizontal leadership to empower them to become agents of change in the borough. Ian is…

Journal entry from Yusuf Bahroozi, a resident of one of Camden’s housing estates in 2025 — by Ododo Dafé — This blog is part of a series of blogs written by the participants of the Camden Imagines programme. This eight week training introduced council officers and public servants to the skills of collective imagination and horizontal leadership to empower them to become agents of change in the borough.

Imagination in the workplace — by Neelam Kumar — This blog is part of a series written by the participants of the Camden Imagines programme. This eight week training introduced council officers and public servants to the skills of collective imagination and horizontal leadership to empower them to become agents of change in the borough. Dr Neelam Kumar is…

Camden Imagines: How we learned to celebrate failure — by Elita Johns — This blog is part of a series written by the participants of the Camden Imagines programme. This eight week training introduced council officers and public servants to the skills of collective imagination and horizontal leadership to empower them to become agents of change in the borough. Elita is a Digital…

Imagination Activism empowers you to make change from wherever you are — by Liam Hall — This blog is part of a series of blogs written by the participants of the Camden Imagines programme. This eight week training introduced council officers and public servants to the skills of collective imagination and horizontal leadership to empower them to become agents of change in the borough. Liam is…

Imagining a truly collaborative and participatory future — by Sue Sheehan — This blog is part of a series of blogs written by the participants of the Camden Imagines programme. This eight week training introduced council officers and public servants to the skills of collective imagination and horizontal leadership to empower them to become agents of change in the borough. Sue is…

It’s not who you are. It’s how you dream — by Wahid Rahman — This blog is part of a series of blogs written by the participants of the Camden Imagines programme. This eight week training introduced council officers and public servants to the skills of collective imagination and horizontal leadership to empower them to become agents of change in the borough. Wahid is…