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Each month, a member of the Mindbridge team highlights a piece of media that connects to our central mission and values 📖☕️📚

This month’s recommendation is The Art of Activism: Your All-Purpose Guide for Making the Impossible Possible by Steven Duncombe and Steve Lambert. Written by the co-founders of the Center for Artistic Activism, this guide offers real-life examples and fifty creative exercises to combine the power of art and activism. This book aims to bridge elements of pop culture, marketing, cognitive science, and more to activism and advocacy.

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Registration for Mindbridge's Learning Coalitions is NOW OPEN!

Built for practitioners, advocates, researchers, and human rights defenders working to prevent and respond to gender-based violence. As anti-gender rhetoric rises and online targeting intensifies, this coalition applies brain and behavioral science to help participants understand how trauma shapes decision-making, how people engage with difficult narratives, and how to design safer, more effective strategies.

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Decades of research show that voter turnout is the joint product of motivation, ability, and the practical difficulty of casting a ballot.

Understanding voting through a psychological lens reframes the conversation. Rather than asking why people are disengaged, the better question is: What does the evidence say about making democratic participation accessible, motivating, and habitual for everyone?

Learn more by reading our newest article featured in Psychology Today

🔗 https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/human-rights-defenders/202604/how-to-build-a-more-participatory-democracy-with-psychology