In a collaboration with Demos and What Works Wellbeing, Suzanne’s thought piece ‘The Science of Power in the Body’ analyses neuroscientists’ understanding of how power affects the brain and why we need to shift the power to those who are without it.
In an opinion piece for The Guardian, and as a Research Fellow at DEMOS, Suzanne discusses the ways in which power affects the brain, and scientists’ understanding of the neurological link between empathy and power.
Look out for the full think piece on the Demos and What Works Wellbeing websites.
Suzanne has been part of the What Next? steering group since 2019. On the 18th October, Suzanne delivered a 15 minute talk for What Next? Wandsworth about some of the things she has learnt from her project, Neurology of Power, and how it can be applied practically. Below, we have shared this talk with you,…
It’s been just over a year since Can We Talk About Power?, the online series Suzanne created in partnership with The Barbican, all about educating, challenging and reflecting on the power of Power. A clip that we frequently return back to in our work is one with Dr Lisa Feldman-Barrett, an amazing Neuroscientist, Psychologist and…
A new podcast exploring power, leadership and change through indigenous and First Nation perspectives
With Mia Bays and Michael Holding for Barbicans Nothing Concrete series – 09/21
Podcast for What Next? and Normal? Festival of the Brain – 01/21
With Suzanne Alleyne and Joy Jones for Department of Dreams Re Festival – 11/21
Festival of the Brain 2020 – 10/20
Article by Lyn Gardner for the Stage – 09/21
