Our thinking covers a broad range of topics and yields a wide range of insights, thus enabling us to contribute to a range of debates, undertake research or provide useful input into various projects. The list is fairly open-ended - please see the various papers in the 'Thinking' section for a guide, but examples could include:

	Helping clients to consider how they should communicate with the general public in order to most effectively gain change in their attitudes and behaviour on global and social issues.
	Devising new methods and schemes to engage people in behaviour change or harness their support for a cause - for example, using the power of local communities and developing behaviour change courses;
	Contributing to research on re-defining what individual well-being consists of;
	Working with a coalition of organisations to examine the strategic challenges facing the 'movement for global change';
	Considering how to set intelligent goals for the members of the 'movement for global change';
	Developing 'ethical policy' statements for organisations.