Understanding & Countering Far-Right Narratives (17:30 BST)
To ensure this course can reach as many people as possible, we are now running two sessions on 6th Oct. This is the 17:30 BST session; you can find the other session here: https://luma.com/lzfd8v8x.
Pivotal to the recent success of far-right political movements across the world has been their ability to portray themselves as avatars of popular ‘common sense’, contrasted with a decadent and oppressive cultural elite.
In this workshop we will explore how Narrative Analysis & Mapping can help unpack and explain the workings of this pivotal aspect of the appeal of the contemporary far-right, the historical roots and implications of its aesthetic nature, why many common opposing responses have backfired, and the basis of more effective approaches.
This session is for you if:
Your organisation is working to understand and/or counter far-right movements and their narratives.
You will benefit from understanding their historical and aesthetic dimensions.
You want to understand how Narrative Mapping & Analysis can be used to build more effective strategies.
The session will be led by Future Narratives Lab Executive Director Daniel Stanley.
This is the first in a series of free online workshops: Using Narrative to Build Powerful Coalitions.
The other workshops in the series are:
Translating Complex Research into Powerful Stories – Tues 20th October
Influencing Publics & Elites in the Attention Age – Tues 3rd November
About Future Narratives Lab
Future Narratives Lab is a non-profit research & development institute. We work with partners tackling complex issues to build their power & political influence with narrative.