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Disruptive Ideas Vol. 5 No.22

you want people to do the right thing? Save them the guilt trip “Major global problems such as racial injustice or climate change often seem insurmountable. It’s hard to believe that our individual actions can make any real difference. Yet we know that many social dilemmas are overcome only through collective action.” Read More 10 ways […]

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disruptive ideas Vol.5 No.21

what aboriginal people know about the pathways of knowledge “His skill was not sharp eyesight or a special psychological attribute, but something collective embedded in generations of practices: looking at the sand dune while also attending to the angle of the Sun, the way the seasonal wind was blowing and understanding how finches flock in […]

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Disruptive Ideas Vol.5 No.20

the big rethink: fundraising in the era of covid-19 “The COVID-19 pandemic is affecting all not-for-profits wherever they are, providing yet another grim reminder that “we are all in this together”. Tackling these real-time, on the ground problems has been instructive in shaping the advice and guidance we are pleased to share in The Big […]

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Be grateful on World Gratitude Day

World Gratitude Day is celebrated every year on the 21st of September. The celebration of this day is an opportunity for individuals and organisations to celebrate their blessings and be grateful. What is gratitude? Gratitude, in the simplest of terms, means ‘being thankful’ and ‘showing appreciation and kindness’. In Harvard’s positive psychology research, gratitude is […]

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Disruptive Ideas Forum – Collaboration Challenges

On Thursday 24th of October, the team at Wendy Brooks & Partners presented the final event in our 2019 Disruptive Ideas Forum Series. The Disruptive Ideas Forum is an accessible capacity building event for social purpose organisations that tackles a range of themes of relevance to the sector – from fundraising innovation, to social procurement, […]

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