I am a communications coach for activists, and I experiment with mixed communication methods.
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I scout for the kind of activists our movement needs to hear more from, coach them in using their voice, and find ways for them to be heard.
I scout for the kind of activists our movement needs to hear more from, coach them in using their voice, and find ways for them to be heard.
I have helped activists from refugees to girl guides prepare for media interviews and public speaking at events from a UN Summit to a parliamentary committee meeting.
I have given this training for activists and NGO staff from 15 countries, and blogged on specific tips for supporting young speakers.
I work with ideas which have been dismissed but whose time has come, helping to find the message and messengers that bring that time closer.
I work with ideas which have been dismissed but whose time has come, helping to find the message and messengers that bring that time closer.
I have delivered 100+ mainstream media stories across four continents: from front-page exposés on dirty trade deals, to the housing crisis on primetime TV, and opinion articles by local spokespeople in Nepal, Tanzania, UK, USA, and Uganda – published simultaneously for a global launch.
My background is in media and messaging, but I like to experiment with adding visual, audio, and interactive ways of communicating.
I am a master of none – but I share so my learning is useful for others.
My background is in media and messaging, but I like to experiment with adding visual, audio, and interactive ways of communicating.
I am a master of none – but I share so my learning is useful for others.
A ‘Creative Emergency Kit’ to break free from bad brainstorms.
With lego, word magnets, and 12 other simple activities, it is designed for all those meetings where someone asks for “creative thinking”… but does not bring any.
I summarised the latest research on framing and messaging into a “Bluffer’s Guide to Framing”. It covered everything from migration to reproductive rights to climate change, summarising the takeaway insights and practical recommendations that busy activists could use in their day-to-day work.