A craving for simplistic “them and us”, “right and wrong” ways of making sense of a complex world flies in the face of the globe becoming ever smaller by a permanent revolution in communications.

 

We are now instantly aware of events, happenings and trends across the globe in ways which have been unimaginable even a generation ago. No longer mere distant observers, we are now able to participate, affect and create new narratives and “ways of seeing.”

 

Old certainties and ideas of seeing the world and our place are daily challenged even as many take refuge narrow, single issue identities. This site is committed to valuing curiosity, nuance, debate, challenge and questioning as essential tools to expand “ways of seeing”.