A community Imagination Lab with allowed local people to collectively reimagine the economy — This blogpost introduces the work Moral Imaginations did in Watchet as part of the Onion Collective’s Attachment Economics project, to support community members to reimagine an economy that…

Last year, I was the Better Way Network Thought Leader on imagination. Moral Imaginations hosted an event on 18 November 2022 where we brought together a group of network members to imagine an end to poverty. This is a post written by Better Way co-convenor Caroline Slocock about the event. — Article written by Caroline Slocock about our workshop on Moral Imagining an end to poverty in November 2022.

In October I had the pleasure of keynoting the annual System Shakers Conference hosted by the Sociale Innovatie Fabriek in Brussels on “Imagination Activism”. This article was written by the team at Sociale Innovatie Fabriek and published on their website. — This is an interview I did for Social Innovatie Fabriek before speaking at their annual congress with a 60-minute keynote titled “Imagination Activism: our Universal Power”.

Each week we will publish an update of progress, updates and what we are noticing in the Camden Imagination Activism programme — a training to build imagination capacity and practice with council officers and in the borough of Camden. Welcome to our second Weeknote. — Reilly’s summary of Week 2 sessions: This week a lot happened, and we’re hearing that a lot has started to shift. Many participants commented on how they could feel and notice things shifting in the way they are approaching their work, free time, connecting to imagination and creativity and feeling a sense of confidence in their…

Here we share the biographies and photographs of the 32 council officers taking part in the 8–week Imagination Activism programme at Camden Council. The 32 officers have come from across the council, majority are frontline staff with some from corporate services. — We have people from the Equalities and Disproportionately team, Educational Psychology Service, Participation Team, Organisational Design Team, Children’s Services, the Sustainability, Air Quality and Energy Team, Inclusive Innovation Network, Camden Children’s centres, Camden’s Development division, Neighbourhood Housing, Digital & Data Services, Camden’s Regeneration and Development scheme, Learning and Development Team…

An insight from one of the programme participants, Phil Davies, on the first week of the programme — Philip Davies We have lift off! Last Tuesday we launched the Imagination Activism programme with 32 participants (me included) — and we are off to an exciting start. It kicked off with an inspiring introduction from Jo Brown, director of people and inclusion and welcomes from Phoebe Tickell and the Moral Imaginations…

Each week we will publish an update of progress, updates and what we are noticing in the Camden Imagination Activism programme — a training to build imagination capacity and practice with council officers and in the borough of Camden. Welcome to our first Weeknote. — It’s the end of Week 1, and we have lift off of the Imagination Activism programme! This week we launched the programme with our 32 participants — and we are off to an exciting start.

Incredibly, unbelievably excited that Moral Imaginations and Camden Council have launched an Imagination Activism programme for 32 council officers. We are training frontline and managerial council officers in Camden the skills of collective imagination and horizontal leadership to become agents of change of Camden. These council officers and public servants…

Co-designing the EDGE Funders Alliance Annual Retreat and hosting a workshop on systems-thinking, ecologies and ecosystem approaches — One of my favourite events of 2020 was the EDGE Funders Alliance Annual virtual retreat, where “200 funders and activists come together interested in systemic change in a spirit of mutual learning and strategising.” …