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Our objective is to build wider awareness in order to create a tipping point of public opinion that those in government cannot ignore
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3/ What actually shifts behaviour is seeing others act, warts and all.
Not just the victories,
but the how: barriers, alliances, setbacks, resilience.
That’s what teaches people what to do next and how to keep going.
Not just the victories,
but the how: barriers, alliances, setbacks, resilience.
That’s what teaches people what to do next and how to keep going.
February 16, 2026 at 8:14 AM
3/ What actually shifts behaviour is seeing others act, warts and all.
Not just the victories,
but the how: barriers, alliances, setbacks, resilience.
That’s what teaches people what to do next and how to keep going.
Not just the victories,
but the how: barriers, alliances, setbacks, resilience.
That’s what teaches people what to do next and how to keep going.
Reposted by Bradford City of Climate Culture
2/ We are saturated with crisis narratives.
And yes, the risks are real.
But if every story ends in failure, the implicit lesson is:
“This is too big.”
“You can’t change it.”
That’s not mobilisation. That’s paralysis.
And yes, the risks are real.
But if every story ends in failure, the implicit lesson is:
“This is too big.”
“You can’t change it.”
That’s not mobilisation. That’s paralysis.
February 16, 2026 at 8:14 AM
2/ We are saturated with crisis narratives.
And yes, the risks are real.
But if every story ends in failure, the implicit lesson is:
“This is too big.”
“You can’t change it.”
That’s not mobilisation. That’s paralysis.
And yes, the risks are real.
But if every story ends in failure, the implicit lesson is:
“This is too big.”
“You can’t change it.”
That’s not mobilisation. That’s paralysis.