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Governance, music, social justice, culture and the arts, public services, land access, refugees, food banks, education: the light of dissent and courage  in all these areas - and more - is fingering its way through the rubble and dust of our old and crumbling institutions. You can find these daisies through the concrete everywhere you look. And when you find them, tell us. We'll share them here. These are some of our favourites to start you off ...






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​Cornwall's very own young food activists, spring 2018

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These young food activists supported by the growing links project gathered in Morrab Gardens in Penzance one spring weekend and donned sleeping bags to talk to the community about food poverty and street homelessness in their town.

I went to find them :



Marlena and Max, 14 and 14 years old - on how this is about changing our attitude to each other and working together ...






Zadie, 13 years old - what the problem is, and what we all need to do to sort it out: " It *is* solvable" ...





And FranMa, who was sitting next to us as we talked about standing up for human rights and how Ruby Brookman Prins went to Lesvos in 2016 and talked about how the mothers were "throwing their babies at helpers on the shore to get them out of the sinking boats first" ... this is what it meant to her ...



Voices singing a new song of creative disruption and renewal
across our social structures are to be heard
in every sector and across borders ...
here are a tiny few examples.

Common Cause: these fabulous people do mind-jolting work on the role and values and frames (the perspective we see the world from) in our lives and how they inform how we behave, and act, and think ... brilliant stuff, brilliant content for communicators everwhere... have a look...
Damon Albarn's Channel 4 News Interview about Gorillaz: Being Humanz (May 2017)
Dominique Cristina. Oh, wow. This is what we could be showing our kids what poetry is ... imagine that world...
Shared Assets. Looking after our land as it it were...a shared asset. Imagine. ;) Genius-simple idea, genius-brilliant people.
Dystopian Democracy and How The Brave Fight Back: A book excerpt and interview with Yascha Mounk, author of “The People vs Democracy" Open Future Aug 21st 2018
Douglas Rushkoff. Taking on Big Tech. In the name of Team Human.
Are you divergent of thought? You may well be hoping so after seeing this. Eeesh.
People of Nowhere: Lior Sperandeo. If you think it's not ornery folk working to help those caught up in the refugee crisis, have a look at this.
Rob Hopkins. co-founder of the international Transition Movement. Transition from old to new...in every sense. Check it out...
This guy is just amazing. Food. People. Justice. In a tin. Check out his website.
Paintback. Creative disruption - with can of spray paint. Literally. Brilliant. :)
Cornwall: A Million Acts of Sanctuary. Ordinary people deciding to do whatever is humanely possible to deal with the most inhumane crisis they have witnessed in their lifetimes.
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  • hello
  • The psycho-sociology of change
    • the importance of transgression
    • society: disrupted
    • environment: disrupted >
      • climate: disrupted >
        • CORNWALL VCSE CLIMATE RESPONSE
      • climate emergency declarers
      • climate truths and myths
    • thought: disrupted >
      • disruptive words
      • events calendar
      • the art and science of critical thinking
      • only bloody connect: why it's so dfficult to communicate the most crucial stuff on the planet
      • the art of change
      • cognitive dissidents
      • disruptive reads
    • economics: disrupted >
      • economics: disrupted - atlas of pro-sperity
    • gallery of disruption >
      • contact us
      • andy
      • chris h
      • faraday
      • jeremy
      • joey
      • pat
      • louis
      • manda
      • stephen
      • oliver
      • ruby
      • simon
      • natalia
      • sara
      • chris j
      • lynne
      • luke
      • mod
      • ian
      • rosie
      • matt
  • cafe disruptif gatherings
    • Autumn 2021: Climate and Health Skills Lab event TWO
    • Autumn 2020: Eco-nomics Disrupted : The Cornwall Doughnut Collective
    • Autumn 2020: climate and health skills lab event
    • Summer 2019: Climate Catastrophe: Dr Rupert Read
    • Summer 2019: Negotiating the Surrender: Dougald Hine
    • Winter 2018: Polyglot: The Art of Change
    • Autumn 2018: Climate Disrupted : in Good Company
    • Autumn 2018: Eco-nomics Disrupted : The Doughnut Hack
    • Summer 2018: Economics disrupted: reclaiming the ground
    • Summer 2018: The Psychology of Change II : Now It's Personal
    • Winter 2017: Launch - The Wet Fish
  • who we are
    • resilient us
  • Blog