# Ali Goldsworthy

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Why can't we all just get along?

This week, Karin talks to Ali Goldsworthy, founder of the Depolarization Project, about why our politics has become so polarized and what we can do about it. Why can't we seem to talk to people from "the other side" anymore? Should we worry that the Democratic Party itself will be divided and polar…

Depolarizing

Ali Goldsworthy explains why campaigns which succeed by polarising people can cause long-term harm, and suggests ways we might tackle the resulting damage. Ali was a top digital campaigner, working with charities, campaigns and political parties to mobilise hundreds of thousands of people to take a…

Depolarisation

Ali Goldsworthy, the founder and CEO of the Depolarization Project, talks about polarisation in society and why and how we might think more about depolarising, and the role that campaigning and communications does and could play. More about the Depolarization Project here Home

Poles Apart: Why We Turn Against Each Other

In their recent book, Poles Apart, behavioural scientist Alex Chesterfield, public affairs specialist Laura Osborne and political advisor Ali Goldsworthy look at what factors drive society apart and what can help bring it back together. Economist and broadcaster Linda Yueh hosts a wide-ranging disc…

Episode 8 - political polarisation: tribes & 'the other'

Ali Goldsworthy, co-author of 'Poles Apart', which looks at political polarisation, talks to me about how and why people become tribal and polarised, how this impacts on our politics and what we can do about it. For less than a pint of beer a month, you can support the continued production of this…

Does Negative Campaigning Work?

Patrick Maguire discusses political advertising - does going negative deliver, or do we all suffer when the parties get down in the gutter? He speaks to Steve Parker, former Head of Strategy at M&C Saatchi, author Ali Goldsworthy and campaigner Peter Tatchell. Plus columnists Henry Zeffman and Oliv…

How to Disagree Better: Julia Minson on Receptiveness and changing her mind on Transitions for minors

Host Alex Chesterfield and co-hosts Ali Goldsworthy and Laura Osborne interview Julia Minson, a researcher on disagreement, about building receptiveness and improving conflict conversations through practice, realistic goals beyond persuasion, and concrete language changes. Minson describes her back…

Why I Lost Faith in the BBC: Nihal Arthanayake on Diversity and Leadership

After a 23-year career at the BBC, award-winning broadcaster Nihal Arthanayake changed his mind about the institution's capacity for change. In this episode of Change My Mind, Nihal speaks candidly with hosts Ali Goldsworthy, Laura Osborne, and Alex Chesterfield about his decision to leave public s…

Leor Zmigrod on why rigid thinking makes us vulnerable to extremism

Are you as open-minded as you think you are? People who rate themselves as highly adaptable often score as the most rigid during unconscious cognitive testing. In this episode of Changed My Mind, hosts Alex Chesterfield, Ali Goldsworthy, and Laura Osborne speak with political neuroscientist Leor Zm…