Katrina Ryan
A Very Happy International Women’s Day

Mindfully Wired’s Director Katrina Ryan explains what sets us apart as an organisation, and why we’re celebrating International Women’s Day with the announcement of an exciting opportunity.

A Very Happy International Women’s Day
Jacob Ashton
APPG adventures: My internship at Mindfully ...

From the Houses of Parliament to the Royal Geographic Society to Fishmongers’ Hall, MWC’s Intern Jacob Ashton tells us what it means to collaborate with fish-focused Parliamentarians and why he is optimistic about the future of fisheries management and policy.

APPG adventures: My internship at Mindfully Wired
Noa Leach
MWC's top tips for live-tweeting a conference

After our live-tweeting success at the Coastal Futures 2019 conference (we became the UK trending hashtag for a few hours, no big deal), Comms Officer Noa Leach shares our ten steps to reaching the top.

MWC's top tips for live-tweeting a conference
Social Media
Noa Leach
Converting the sceptics at Coastal Futures

'I posted a thing on Twitter': MWC Communications Officer Noa Leach tells the story of our journey to the 2019 Coastal Futures conference. On their way, our team of tweeters built a social media fortress, fought their way to the top trending hashtag in the UK, and brought the non-believers over to Twitter Kingdom.

Converting the sceptics at Coastal Futures
Harriet Yates-Smith
Empowering Communities

Welcome to part two of Hannah’s blog series on her bursary-funded trip to Denmark. This week Hannah takes us to Thorupstrand and Lildstrand, two small Danish fishing communities, to learn about how good relationships, and working together, can help generate lasting change.

Empowering Communities

Converting the sceptics at Coastal Futures

Converting the sceptics at Coastal Futures

'I posted a thing on Twitter': MWC Communications Officer Noa Leach tells the story of our journey to the 2019 Coastal Futures conference. On their way, our team of tweeters built a social media fortress, fought their way to the top trending hashtag in the UK, and brought the non-believers over to Twitter Kingdom.