Tell the police: Investigate the Downing Street parties
The Met Police should investigate now, before any further evidence can be destroyed.
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: Podcasts: InterviewWhy I changed my mind about positive discriminationOn the latest episode of the Changed My Mind podcast, a social psychologist talks about how his research challenged...
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Published in: HomeWhy I changed my mind about abolishing university feesSonia Sodha explains why media narratives mean it's harder for politicians to shift their views.
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Published in: HomeStanford professor Jeffrey Pfeffer on why flattery changes mindsAlso: how his views on leadership have changed and why advising people to be authentic is misguided.
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Published in: HomeA Stanford professor admits getting it totally wrong about online educationFor years, Sarah Soule thought nothing could replace face-to-face interaction. In our latest podcast she...
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Published in: HomeA former Welsh leader on why he now backs a second Brexit voteThe former first minister of Wales, Carwyn Jones, tells us why he's changed his mind about holding another...
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Published in: HomeNegotiations expert Margaret Neale on changing her mind about conflictThe Stanford University professor talks about her research into the psychology of negotiations.