MORAL IMAGINATIONS
The Moral Imaginations publication showcases ideas and updates of the Moral Imaginations team and collaborators on pioneering collective imagination techniques and a new practice that brings ethical values, long-term thinking and more-than-human thinking alive using imagination.
Imagination is at the heart of change: How is Camden working to build imagination into everything…
Imagination is at the heart of change: How is Camden working to build imagination into everything…
This blogpost is written by Nick Kimber and Phoebe Tickell, and was originally posted on the London Office for Technology and Innovation…
Imagination Activism in Camden: Speech at the Launch
Imagination Activism in Camden: Speech at the Launch
Moral Imaginations recently launched a report. Our Founder, Phoebe Tickell gave a short speech at the launch, which you can read the…
Camden Imagines Launch
Camden Imagines Launch
On Tuesday we launched the report Imagination Activism in Camden and came together with the community for an evening to mark the milestone…
Imagination Activism in Camden
Imagination Activism in Camden
We tell the story of Camden Imagines: building Imagination Activism in a local municipality, equipping council officers in the tools and…
Municipal imagination: a movement whose time has come
Municipal imagination: a movement whose time has come
This blogpost outlines a call for municipal imagination in the UK, introduces the term, and talks about the growing movement.
Watchet Imagines: Municipal Imagination in the Town of Watchet
Watchet Imagines: Municipal Imagination in the Town of Watchet
A 6-month Community Imagination Lab which invited local community members to reimagine their relationships to themselves, each other, and…
Imagining an end to poverty
Imagining an end to poverty
Last year, I was the Better Way Network Thought Leader on imagination. Moral Imaginations hosted an event on 18 November 2022 where we…
Collective Imagination Practice: Learnings
Collective Imagination Practice: Learnings
This post shares five things we are learning from the edge of collective imagination practice: Imagination uses feeling and thinking…
Imagination Justice
Imagination Justice
This is a blog by Benedicta Asamoah-Russell, who recently joined the Moral Imaginations team, and here makes a call for imagination justice
Rewilding Imagination
Rewilding Imagination
Imagination is a forest that needs rewilding. My essay for the Building a Bigger We report by the Better Way Network on the frontier of…
The Pandemic as Portal: recording
The Pandemic as Portal: recording
Video recording and transcript of a panel I took part in at the Harvard Berkman Klein Center that selected a group of projects…
Unlocking a ‘Great Unflattening’
Unlocking a ‘Great Unflattening’
Imagination is key to unlocking a Great Unflattening — but what is that, and how do we re-inhabit a new territory of feeling
Rewilding Imaginations: we need young people in re-imagining society
Rewilding Imaginations: we need young people in re-imagining society
Earlier this month I took part in the UK Cultural Leaders Online Breakfast where I was invited to speak about how we can all work together…
How to: Guide an Impossible Train Story Workshop
How to: Guide an Impossible Train Story Workshop
Just over a year ago we created the The Impossible Train Story. Now we invite you to #FinishTheStory — join us to write your own ending to…
Beyond thinking: using feeling and imagination to make sense of the world
Beyond thinking: using feeling and imagination to make sense of the world
Understanding complex systems is hard; why not expand your toolkit?
New Deep Narratives: we need new stories of what it means to be human
New Deep Narratives: we need new stories of what it means to be human
It’s time to accept that an increasingly complex world, we need to adapt to more nuanced stories and resist the urge to hone in on the one…
The Manifesto for Moral Imagination
The Manifesto for Moral Imagination
Using imagination to bring three pillars — future generations, nature and ancestors — alive and embedded into policy, practice and design
Tools for the Regenerative Renaissance
Tools for the Regenerative Renaissance
A new 6-week better-than-free scalable course funded by SEEDS, the regenerative currency, to help onboard civil society onto open-source…
The Impossible Train — Illustrated
The Impossible Train — Illustrated
This is an exercise in moral imagining — a body of work developed by a growing network of storytellers, facilitators and narrative…
The Hall of Mirrors
The Hall of Mirrors
Suspended in time. She was reading another one of those Medium articles that pop up on the radar, something about futures and systems…
Deep Times Journal: By Future Generations
Deep Times Journal: By Future Generations
The Deep Times Journal is the unofficial newspaper for people who have experienced the shift in perception invoked by Joanna Macy’s The…
The Manifesto for Moral Imagination
The Manifesto for Moral Imagination
Using imagination to bring three pillars — future generations, nature and ancestors — alive and embedded into policy, practice and design —
Harvard Berkman Klein Center event: Pandemic as a Portal
Harvard Berkman Klein Center event: Pandemic as a Portal
A panel hosted by Harvard’s Berkman Klein Center on the topic of “The Pandemic As a Portal: Tracking and Enabling New Possibilities”