Newsletter

We are excited to share our new report, Making a scene and making sense - How disruptiveness and logic influence media coverage and support

We’re delighted to see several of our resources featured on the Commons Social Change Library, a fantastic online collection of over 1,000

As 2024 draws to a close, we take a look back at our research from throughout the year and look ahead to plans for 2025.

Watch our talk from the EAGxVirtual conference which provides insights from the latest research on the impact of disruptive protests.

Ever wondered whether a protest group really manages to change public opinion? The Media Impact Monitor helps you understand just that!

This blog was originally published in Alliance magazine on 20 October 2024. Written by Cathy Rogers, Senior Researcher at Social Change...

We are excited to share that our study on the radical flank effect has now been published in Nature Sustainability , a leading journal on...

Exciting news for all activists, campaigners, and organisers: Social Change Lab and the Joseph Rowntree Foundation have launched the Activis

In our new research report, we asked 100 funders about their attitudes to funding campaigners and activists.