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Dr. Olha Mukha, co-founder of the Institute of Resilience & Reconstruction, participated as an invited speaker at the international conference “Unity and Diversity – Searching for Balance,” held in Tallinn, Estonia on 12 November 2025 and organised by the Integration Foundation. Dr. Olha Mukha’s Intervention: “Negotiating Belonging and Identity under Occupation” At the core of Dr. Mukha’s presentation was an exploration of how experiences of belonging, identity, and resilienc

On Wednesday, 22 October 2025, the Market Research Society’s Social Equity Group hosted Flags, Fears and Friction —  a free public webinar examining how national identity, belonging, and social division shape the current cultural climate in Britain. Representing  Resilience & Reconstruction , Steven Lacey  joined the panel to discuss insights drawn from our recent collaborative research with The Outsiders  on the emergence and evolution of Far-Right and Right-Wing Populist mo

Resilience & Reconstruction x The Outsiders This briefing forms part of our joint investigation into the evolving architecture of Britain’s Far Right. Our research identifies eight distinct clusters within the movement – each bound not by consistency of ideology but by a shared sense of grievance, nostalgia, and fear. Among these, one group stands out for its influence and subtlety: The Debaters. In our assessment, the most potent force within this movement is the Clerical cl

Resilience & Reconstruction x The Outsiders The largest group in Britain's Far-Right typologies (one of eight) doesn't consider itself Far Right. They think it's common sense.  In  their mind, they are standing up for fairness when no one else does.We call them Hard Pressed, and they hold the keys to Number 10. A deep dive into the biggest segment in our Fractured study.