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What Is Narrative and Solidarity Infrastructure

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“Before you build law, you build myth.” Part one of a series arguing that durable transformation needs narrative infrastructure (the systems that let ideas take root in culture) and solidarity infrastructure (the practised capacity for trust and mutual aid) built together, deliberately, and tied to organising rather than drifting into marketing. Sets out the working model — the 4C’s, eleven forms of narrative labour, a measurement approach — behind the shorter case for collective narrative infrastructure already on the shelf.

Also see Solidarity Infrastructure, Narrative Power, What is Collective Narrative Infrastructure and Why Does it Matter.

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