It's time to start talking: Common Ground, Good Good Neighbours and the Fete of Britain (video)
Why real, honest dialogue needs to be part of every change or action we aim to create in the world. And why now, more than ever, is the time to reach across the divides that the media tells us exist across the UK today and start talking!
Following on from our story about Common Ground - a new organisation working to bridge political divides through face-to-face conversation - we're excited to share this magazine-style livestream from Good Neighbours from the Fete of Britain.
Host Clare Farrell and Jess Flynn sit down with author Anthea Lawson (The Entangled Activist) to discuss Common Ground, the Democracy Meter, and what it really means to be a good neighbour in today's fragmented political landscape.
The conversation gets to the heart of why real, honest dialogue needs to be part of every change or action we aim to create in the world. And why now, more than ever, is the time to reach across the divides that the media tells us exist across the UK today and start talking!
Good Neighbours is a magazine livestream for artists, organisers, and everyone who has a stake in our shared culture across our neighbourhoods and nations. A Fête of Britain production.
