Storylistening: Narrative Evidence and Public Reasoning https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html Exploratory Projects Nuclear Policy Storylistening Exercise AI and Stories Why are stories important for society? “Storylistening” in the science policy ecosystem Storylistening, Science Fiction and Artificial Intelligence Conference Talk Oxford Martin School Storylistening Book Talk Storylistening on ‘Quirks and Quarks’ with Bob McDonald Implementing net zero through a pluralistic evidence base How narrative evidence can improve public reasoning about climate change How are political decisions best made and communicated in a crisis? Public Criticism – a new method for literary studies Claire talks about storylistening and the power of listening The two-way street between science and literature – what AI researchers read What AI Researchers Read (WAIRR) Journal of the British Academy storylistening article Chinese Social Sciences Today – interview Science Advice and Government: One Voice or Many? Storylistening Bennett Institute for Public Policy Post-Launch Blog Uses of Literature conference paper: ‘Functional Criticism, Literary Pedagogy, and the Value of Narrative Literacy’ Future Uses of Space Storylistening FuturePod Episode LSE Blog – Why narrative evidence matters for public reasoning Thinking about the future is hard: what covid-19 taught about how to do it better Endorsements Narrative and Science Early thinking about stories as anticipatory models Decolonising the Future Is climate change actually being taken seriously? Contact Storylistening Online Launch About the Authors INGSA Horizon Series Interview BBC Radio 3 Future Thinking Academic Storylistening at UNESCO Short Reads UNESCO Transforming the Future Storylistening Webinar Articles Events