Lottie Hanwell is a behavioural analyst at Canvas8. She has a degree in English Literature and Spanish, and spends a lot of time thinking, researching and writing about developments in society and culture. On her weekends, she likes to run, read and make a mess in the kitchen.

In the turbulent economic environment, money is losing its value. Consumers are reevaluating their spending across sectors. With a looming crisis of trust in financial institutions, how are people managing their budgets? And how can brands navigate the complex relationship between value and cost?

Critical Spenders

Anneka Deva leads Money Movers, a movement of women taking climate action by moving their personal finances, using the power of peer support. Money Movers’ goal is to empower 30,000 women to move £1 billion for the planet. Deva is also the partnerships director at Huddlecraft, specialists in peer-powered approaches to learning and change.

United Kingdom

Money

Citizenship

The Guardian

Interview with Anneka Deva conducted by the author

Climate Action

Make My Money Matter

Scottish Widows

Euronews

Canvas8

Deloitte

Triodos

Edie

Unbiased

Business Wire

Money fuels the climate crisis, but people have the power to pull the plug on fossil fuel funding. Money Movers is teaching women about the link between their personal finances and the climate crisis, helping them to wise up to banks’ shady practices and invest in a greener future.

Cultivate

Growth and Progression

Values and Identity

Money Movers: informal money chats to save the planet