How to amplify their work. They need all the help we can give them.

Hotel staff give frank reviews of what it’s really like behind the scenes on Reddit. Eye opening!

Still fresh and spot on 15 years later. Developed through a large scale multi-stakeholder consultation & a version published by the European Commission

"If the public trusts the police they are more likely to cooperate with them.” Now they are less likely to.

From Nature - the scientific system currently does not work effectively for the public good what to do instead

I tried to understand just why bullsh*t language is so annoying, and yet we continue to use it. This is what I found.

Very good interview with Shannon Valour and Wendell Wallach

Inspired by Ruth Steinholz A-Z of Ethics

I’m ill and listening to radio programmes - here is my top five on BBC Sounds

Wondering what eventually happens to trust when we are so mediated by machines that what we write and say is changed.

Tech can help make it easier to vote, to be in dialogue, to be heard, enhance civic engagement, and ensure human dignity. New project to make it happen

Bored of stakeholder capitalism semantics

It invites readers to take any word from the dictionary, alter it by adding, subtracting, or changing one letter and providing a new definition. Hilarious

They realised they went to far and so people are back doing the things that robots don’t have the brains to do!

Article which feels to me puts too much emphasis on comms as opposed to trustworthiness of institutions around covid.

First report of brilliant initiative holding companies to account by publishing fines etc - spoiler, banks are worst!

Some mildly interesting comparisons by country on eg media, doctors, scientists. But missing the important bit which is why they are considered trustworthy

Great short video from Prof Andrew Maynard on what we need to think about, plus some more detailed, but still accessible links

This amazing science communications company has 17 million subscribers and take being trustworthy very seriously. Take a look at how.

The one thing we can all agree on is that misinformation and polarisation are bad for everyone, the BBC is the most important independent source of info the world has left.