Aida Silvestri is a visual activist whose multi-faceted practice...
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2022: a year of solidarity & social power
It’s time to press pause on the challenges of the moment and reflect...
2022 holiday round-up: listening and reading with a purpose
It’s been an eventful year, to say the least. Bills have passed that...
Seeing the bigger picture
SMK’s Campaign Carousel introduced me to tools such as the spectrum...
Reflections from a rider:
Maria Booker
In SMK's participant blog series you'll hear first hand from...
Campaign Carousel: Networks, networks, and more networks
SMK believes that one of the best bits of support we offer is the...
Stop Torture Impunity: how to ignite a Government U-turn
Last year, the Stop Torture Impunity campaign persuaded the...
How SMK is nurturing a new type of activist leader
We are in turbulent times with the odds stacked against charity...
What can art teach us about social change?
At SMK we are curious about how change happens. One way we do this...
RIP Queen Elizabeth II
We are saddened to learn of the death of HM The Queen. Over her...
The Aspinall Scholarship
The security farce at the Champions League final should be written...
SMK welcomes Pete Moorey as Chair and Kimberly Garande as Vice Chair
SMK is thrilled to announce the appointment of Pete Moorey as SMK’s...
A glimpse behind the curtain: SMK National Campaigner Awards 2022
As the Sheila McKechnie Foundation’s newest employee, last Thursday...
Campaigner breakdown: What does the Queen’s Speech mean for you?
The last Parliamentary session had little to celebrate for...
Why a voice inside Whitehall matters for campaigners
Campaigning for social change is a vital part of the work of UK...
Power and solidarity – a revolutionary idea in three acts
It’s been a long and complex journey, but the findings from the...
Why are the voices of the charity CEOs missing from the national conversation?
In recent years, I have increasingly found myself having...
Shrinking civic space is every charity’s business
Whether or not campaigning is part of your mission, its restriction...
Peers overturn anti-protest measures: Policing Bill
On Monday, the House of Lords subjected the Government to a string...
Why the Policing Bill is a direct attack on our right to protest
What do a well-known singer and a Scottish youth activist have in...
Using the law for social change
“If the arsenal for defending human rights globally is made up of...
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