Lunch and Learn: Communicating Hope, A Resource For Action

In a time when public debate can feel defined by fear and division, this Interfaith Week, join us to explore how we can tell a different story, one grounded in dignity, justice, and shared hope.

René Cassin invites you to the launch of Communicating Hope: A Resource for Action, a new Hope-Based Communications Guide designed to help faith groups, charities, and campaigners use communications strategically and purposefully to inspire change.

This one-hour online “lunch and learn” will introduce the guide’s six core principles, share practical examples of hope-based messaging in action, and feature a panel of experts and faith leaders discussing how we can all communicate with more courage, connection, and compassion.

The Lunch and Learn will include:

• Launch of the Hope-Based Communications Guide
• Practical insights from IMIX and interfaith communicators
• Interactive discussion: “Telling a Different Story”
• Collective “Pledges for Hope” to take the learning forward

Join us to build connections across faith and human rights communities and discover how strategic, hope-based communications can be a tool for solidarity and change.

Speakers:

Łucja Jastrzębska is the Communications Manager at René Cassin, where she leads on safe routes and immigration detention work. With a BA in Religion, Philosophy and Ethics from King’s College London and an MA in Human Rights from University College London, she combines a strong grounding in values-based advocacy with a creative approach to storytelling. An actress as well as a campaigner, Łucja brings the art of narrative and empathy into her communications practice, helping to craft messages that connect, humanise, and inspire. She also serves as Amnesty International UK’s Country Coordinator for Central Europe and previously hosted a podcast for the International Women’s Initiative.