Culture Hack Labs (CHL) is a not-for-profit consultancy that supports organizations, social movements and activists to design cultural interventions for systems change. CHL uses insights from cognitive linguistics, behavioral economics, evolutionary biology, memetics and big-data analysis to map and transform cultural narratives. Their research helps movements understand how dominant stories shape public perception and how strategic storytelling can shift those narratives in favor of justice.Read More

The Gig Workers United Summit (GWUS) took place in Geneva alongside the 113th International Labor Conference in June 2025, creating a historic gathering of grassroots platform workers from 28 countries across six continents. The summit centered the voices of women, migrants and workers from the Global South, highlighting the diverse experiences of riders, warehouse workers, drivers, care workers and data labelers. Participants came together to ensure that international labor standards for platform work reflect the realities of those most affected by digital capitalism and algorithmic management.Read More

Confluence is a gathering of narrative practitioners, storytellers and funders committed to building narrative power for global justice movements. In 2023 the event took place in Bogotá, Colombia and was hosted by IRIS, Puentes and the Global Narrative Hive. Read More

Hope‑based communications is a pragmatic approach to advocacy that centers the world we want to create rather than reacting to our opponents’ frames.Read More