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Helping those that society forgot (podcast)
In the second podcast of our series, we talk to Project 17 about their strategies to advocate for some of the most disenfranchised families in the UK.
In Solidarity
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"Enough is enough": using the law to fight for people with unmet social care needs (podcast)
In the first podcast of our series, we talk to Mencap who are using the law to help people with learning disabilities obtain the support they need.
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ourVoices Episode 1: Whose data? Our data!
In the first episode of ourVoices we explore the rise of big tech, and imagine a future where our data is used to benefit the collective – not the private few.
Why I changed my mind about positive discrimination
On the latest episode of the Changed My Mind podcast, a social psychologist talks about how his research challenged his assumptions.
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Why I changed my mind about abolishing university fees
Sonia Sodha explains why media narratives mean it's harder for politicians to shift their views.
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Stanford professor Jeffrey Pfeffer on why flattery changes minds
Also: how his views on leadership have changed and why advising people to be authentic is misguided.
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A former Welsh leader on why he now backs a second Brexit vote
The former first minister of Wales, Carwyn Jones, tells us why he's changed his mind about holding another referendum on the UK's membership of the EU.
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Radio Hakaya Podcast, episode 7: Labeeba - the female shawish
Episode 7 of a podcast series about the socio-political climate faced by Syrians and their host communities through their own eyes as the pressure rises for refugees to return to Syria.
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Radio Hakaya Podcast, episode 6: Hussein - beyond sectarianism
Episode 6 of a podcast series about the socio-political climate faced by Syrians and their host communities through their own eyes as the pressure rises for refugees to return to Syria.
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Negotiations expert Margaret Neale on changing her mind about conflict
The Stanford University professor talks about her research into the psychology of negotiations.