There is Good Work to Be Done.
Here is How to Begin.
Step 1: Get Informed
The first step is always the simplest: listen.
Before you can act, you must understand.
Our newsletter is the central nervous system of this movement. It’s where we share essential reading, povide updates on our work, and offer clear analysis on current events through the lens of our ethos.
Stay connected. Stay informed.
Step 2: Pass the Signal
Movements grow when people carry their spirit into new spaces.
That can be online, in a text to a friend, or on a flyer in your local coffee shop.
We’ve made it easy with a ready-to-share Signal Kit; images, quotes, and short scripts you can pass on in your own way.
Get the Signal Kit!
Step 3: Start a Conversation
This movement begins not with a protest, but with a conversation. The Field Edition teaches that changing the world starts with authentically connecting with one person.
Your mission: talk to a friend, a family member, a colleague, not to preach or debate, but to connect.
We’ve created a short guide to help you.
Download: The Art of the Good Conversation
Step 4: Form a Circle
Lasting change is built in community.
A “Good Work Circle” is a small, self-organized group of people who meet regularly to reinforce the baseline of goodness, support each other in holding this new standard, and take collective action.
You don’t need to be an expert to start one, just a friend and a willingness to learn together in a world that resists clarity.
Download our Good Work Circle Starter Kit
Step 5: Become a Builder
A standard needs an infrastructure to uphold it. A movement requires more than just conversation; it requires the tangible work of building the tools, materials, and digital spaces that allow our ethos to spread and take root.
This is the next level of engagement. It is a call for the writers, researchers, designers, and organizers to lend their talent to the foundational work. By volunteering, you move from being a supporter of the standard to becoming a core architect of its future.