These six things are essential to overcoming departmental silos in a cultural organizationOur US Director, Alexa Magladry, shares six actionable tips for arts and cultural organizations to overcome the limitations of siloed working
Taking play seriouslyWith quality play options for children in short supply, it's heartening to see how cultural venues are filling a unique gap. But could we be doing even more? Director Guy Turton shares his reflections.
Engaging audiences with biodiversity lossGet our succinct, free report packed with actionable insights on how to best communicate the concept of biodiversity to maximize engagement and behavior change.
Eco Mindsets free downloadGet a free essential overview of Eco Mindsets, MHM's powerful profiling system to help organisations drive change
Audience Atlas Bay AreaIn 2023, the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMOMA) commissioned Morris Hargreaves McIntyre to undertake a new iteration of our 2017 Bay Area Audience Atlas. Read our headline findings and download the public report here.
Peer pressure: How to lean on people’s desire to ‘belong’ to encourage environmental behaviour changeThe need to belong looks like a tempting lever of behaviour change. But what really matters is how that might vary for different people. In this article we unpack what 'belonging' means for the different Eco Mindsets.
Playing on emotion to incite environmental actionIn this article, we explore the different types of language and approaches that play on key emotions to prompt each mindset to transform concern for the environment into action.
Closing the intention to action gapAbout a quarter of people in the UK believe their own households should be doing much more for the environment. So, what’s stopping them? In the first of our series on how understanding mindsets is key to bringing about behaviour change, we look at how intention can be nudged towards action.
What does ‘culture’ mean to you?Bradford 2025, the organisation presenting UK City of Culture, asked us to find out how people relate to the idea of culture. Our research uncovered some interesting and surprising themes.
