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This is me, as I am now. In my mid 50s and becoming single, soon to be living independently for the first time since 1994. I’ve always felt that living […]

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Culture, Personal growth, Regenerative culture

Find Your Flow and Change the World

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Here is all you need to Find Your Flow and Change the World. It’s a handbook, a visual guide, packed with tools you need for these times of social and […]

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Climate action in culture, CMUK tools, Culture, Environment, Learning & Innovation, Politics

What to say when you hear…

January 29, 2023by bridgetmck Leave a comment

“Most people are not able to take environmental action because of economic pressures and other worries on their minds.” ?

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climatechange, everydayecocide, Politics

70 years: Have we learned from the Great Flood?

January 25, 2023by bridgetmck Leave a comment

On the lookout In the last days of January 1953, 70 years ago, my great grandfather Herbert Abbs, spent hours with his binoculars raised in his lookout tower at Aldeburgh. […]

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Culture

Possitopia Norwich

November 20, 2022by bridgetmck Leave a comment

I’m the founder of Climate Museum UK, and really excited that we’ve grown as a distributed network with projects and practice in various places of the UK. As an experimental […]

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Climate action in culture

Actions for hope and planetary citizenship

October 31, 2022by bridgetmck Leave a comment

We know what’s wrong. We can feel it. The rising heat. The air quality. The suppression of protest. The rising food and energy prices. The floods and storms. The continuation […]

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Climate action in culture, Culture, Culture Declares Emergency

Lusto – a dynamic museum

October 14, 2022by bridgetmck Leave a comment

Lusto is the Finnish word for an annual ring of a tree, and it is the name for the Finnish Forest Museum. It’s a place to explore the Finnish forest […]

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Climate action in culture, Regenerative culture

Norwich as a Possible Place

September 29, 2022by bridgetmck Leave a comment

I moved (back home) to Norwich, Norfolk, in June 2022, and I’m developing a good network and activity plans for cultural and ecological work here. The big idea is to […]

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Creative Enquiry, Environment, place, Regenerative culture

Rivers running through it

August 28, 2022by bridgetmck Leave a comment

We’re officially in drought. East Anglia, where I am, received only 10% of its normal rainfall in July, and only two brief showers so far this August. And East Anglia […]

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climatechange, Environment, place, Regenerative culture

Environmental collapse is not in the future: Culture must respond

August 20, 2022by bridgetmck Leave a comment

I’m more than ever committed to work towards a groundswell of action towards a Culture that is restorative of the planet’s systems and that is justice-driven and rugged in the […]

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Culture

Earth Crisis Blinkers

June 7, 2022by bridgetmck Leave a comment

Earth Crisis Blinkers I’ve been thinking for a while about creating a tool for using in workshops that helps people think about the relationships between causes, impacts and solutions of the […]

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CMUK tools, Environment

People Take Action

May 31, 2022by bridgetmck Leave a comment

This framework that I’ve developed as a tool for Climate Museum UK offers eight pathways for people to take action on the Earth crisis in any area of influence they […]

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