The Edit: How to Hope
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How hope arises, extending empathy beyond generations and more in #TheEdit.
- Unifying leadership in a divided time. A conversation with the University of Oxford’s Karthik Ramanna on how managers can effectively navigate increasing political polarisation – HBR Podcast
- How to hope. The wisdom of Rebecca Solnit, by journalist Anand Giridharadas – The Ink
- The empathy gap that is imperilling future generations. To protect our descendants from catastrophe, we must overcome the emotional hurdles that make it easy for us to look away – Psyche
- The forces of chance. Social scientists must embrace chaos theory – Aeon
- How to be a kind manager – without being a pushover. Empathy does not mean your teams always get what they want – Financial Times
- Difficult is not the same as impossible. An energising case for hope about the climate from Rebecca Solnit, Thelma Young Lutunatabua and a chorus of voices calling on us to rise to the moment – The Beautiful Truth
- All the world’s a page. Contemporary artist Robert Montgomery reflects on the need for hope and art in a polarised world – The Beautiful Truth
Rebecca Solnit
“We need to remember our own heroic nature, our capacity for courage, compassion and action.”