Many narrative strategists and narrative organizing groups have been doing this work of being 'bridging organizations between intellectual/professional/cultural circles'. By nature, this type of work is positioned at this intersection, and must be if it is to be done well. That said, the mechanisms of funding do not readily align with a multisectoral, multidisciplinary way of working, and this is a design flaw that has been standing in the way of this work's flourishing. But we are seeing a shift taking place, and folks like the ones you're lifting up here and in past posts are among those who are leading the way!
Many narrative strategists and narrative organizing groups have been doing this work of being 'bridging organizations between intellectual/professional/cultural circles'. By nature, this type of work is positioned at this intersection, and must be if it is to be done well. That said, the mechanisms of funding do not readily align with a multisectoral, multidisciplinary way of working, and this is a design flaw that has been standing in the way of this work's flourishing. But we are seeing a shift taking place, and folks like the ones you're lifting up here and in past posts are among those who are leading the way!