Hope's work

How to face the future in a disturbed age?

QUERIES // THOUGHTS // VOICES

An introduction

in disturbed times, hope

‘Hope is something you make every day.’
Basma, Libya

Starting places

queries for anyone

‘Without hope, the people can’t live.’ Mohammed, Bangladesh

Hope’s themes

Blog

‘Even in a broken world, things aren’t fully broken.’ Hannah, UK

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Podcast

‘African people have a spiritual understanding, ubuntu: I am facing this and you are facing this, and we are facing this together.’
Jeanette, South Africa

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Hope’s Voices

‘You will not find hope lying down.’ Kwaku Awuku-Asabre, UK

Book

Hope’s Work

‘Hope is a journey through a landscape both traumatised and achingly alive.’

Artwork from top: Emily Johns, Victory Palm (engraving, detail); Daniel Bălănescu, two sketches (detail); Arvindh Baburam, Drone (painting, detail); Arzhia Habibi, painting (detail); Sarah Gittins, If the city were an orchard (City Square, Dundee) (screenprint, detail).