The Depolarization Project exists to help people listen, learn and lead. It does this through researching what works (and what doesn’t), providing training courses to businesses, students and community groups and encouraging leaders to open up to changing their own mind.
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Published in: HomeWhy Jo Swinson changed her mind about all-women shortlistsThe deputy leader of the Liberal Democrats talks about getting more women into politcs.
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Published in: HomeLeaving the white nationalist movement with Derek BlackWe talk to Derek about what catalysed this change, if others are likely to follow in his footsteps and the role...
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Published in: HomeWhat happens in your brain when you change your mindNeuroscientist Tali Sharot explains how beliefs are formed in the brain, what works to change others’ minds, and...
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Published in: HomeChanged My Mind: "I thought devolution didn't work, now I'm a big fan"Small business consultant and lobbyist Craig Beaumont talks about his changing views on devolution.
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Published in: HomeWhy Peter Gabriel questioned his faith in the internetSinger, songwriter and humanitarian activist Peter Gabriel on becoming skeptical of an unregulated internet.
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Published in: HomeHow feminist campaigner Shannon Downey changed her mind on abortionThe activist talks about how her mum prompted an epiphany on abortion rights.