Author: Amanda Tattersall

June 24, 2026ChangeMaker Chats, Episodes, Series Ten

Leisel Jones – Changemaker Chat – Speaking up for Mental Health

The darker story behind Olympic pressure
June 23, 2026ChangeMakers Digest, Episodes, Series Ten

Can you make change by knocking off a leader – ChangeMakers Digest

Watching what happened in the UK - we digest the kind of change you can (and can't) make when you change leaders in organisations and parties
June 19, 2026news, Resources

Announcing: our host’s new books about ChangeMaking

Its a big year for our host: Amanda has two books coming out about ChangeMaking
June 9, 2026ChangeMaker Chats, Episodes, Series Ten

Daniel Nour – ChangeMaker Chat – Street Side Medics

What it takes to make something new - bringing healthcare to the people through mobile health units
May 25, 2026ChangeMaker Chats, Episodes, Series Ten

Hahrie Han – ChangeMaker Chat – Building a progressive ecosystem

Leading US democratic researcher shares lessons from the US for the UK Ecosystem Project
May 21, 2026Resources

New book about making change in cities: People Power in Cities

For the last seven years Amanda has been collaborating with fellow academic and community organiser Kurt Iveson, trying to better understand what it takes to change cities. It has led […]
May 20, 2026ChangeMakers Digest, Episodes

Introducing – ChangeMakers Digest, a new fortnightly podcast on ChangeMakers

We’re launching a new fornightly podcast called Changemakers Digest!
May 19, 2026ChangeMaker Chats, Episodes, Series Ten

Bhaskar Sunkara – Changemaker Chat – Jacobin and the US Democratic Socialists

Class, debate and radical ideas in the socialist movements emerging the US
May 5, 2026ChangeMaker Chats, Episodes, Series Ten

Antoinette Lattouf – ChangeMaker Chat – Women Who Win

We unpack Antoinette's new book about what women have to teach us about what it takes and what it means to win.
April 21, 2026ChangeMaker Chats, Episodes, Series Ten

Crystal Simeoni – ChangeMaker Chat – African women writing the story

The change that is possible when narratives like economics are grounded in the stories of our lives