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A recent study in Chilé: ‘journalistic values from an audience perspective’ , recognises the “importance of the human touch in journalism". Elsie unpacks this and looks at the role that values might have to play in facilitating this in her latest blog

When you hear the word 'values' what do you think of? As a word it has many meanings. In this blog, Ruth explores the often overlooked, but potentially transformative power of values for social and environmental justice.

Tom explores the small but growing literature on “behavioural spillover effects”

We need a news media that recognises the impact it has on our collective values and what we see as important in the world

Reflecting on conversations with Indigenous people on human values

It's not only about policies; it's also about the ways of seeing the world we promote in our efforts to advocate for those policies.

A guest post by radical nature connection educator, Kara Moses, exploring what a queer ecological approach might look like when applied to the world of conservation.

Tom Crompton explores the importance of thinking nondualistically - dismantling barriers between mind and body, thought and act, emotion and reason.

In this blog, Ruth proposes that a key part of the work towards systemic justice is a rebalancing of the values we find championed in our everyday experiences.