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The state of campaigning in 2024: what now and what next?
Campaigning is an integral part of a vibrant and healthy society. It...
The transformative power of campaigning: insights from the King’s Speech
The first King's Speech of the new Parliament showcased the profound...
Why you should throw out your election-focused campaign plan
Mariam Kemple-Hardy, Global Campaign Director at Oil Change...
Creative climate action for cultural and social change
In this blog by Maya Mailer, Co-Director of Our Kids' Climate and...
Talk about your political activity: the right language could be the key
A new report from nfpResearch and the Sheila McKechnie Foundation...
Campaigners risk losing their “last line of legal defence”.
Today (Wednesday 21 Feb 2024) the British Government will attempt to...
How should campaigners be thinking differently during a General Election year?
Last Thursday at The Conduit, alongside campaigners, legal...
Politicians and charity campaigning: what did we learn at party conferences?
With the next election on the horizon, it’s time to think about the...
Wildlife Trusts: making ‘being bold’ more than a mantra
Joan Edwards, Director of Policy & Public Affairs at Wildlife...
Why the most boring policy recommendation for the next Government may be the most important
Mariam Kemple Hardy of Oil Change International reflects on a vital...
Should campaigners engage with Select Committees?
As campaigners enter the New Year, it’s natural to reflect on...
Stop Torture Impunity: how to ignite a Government U-turn
Last year, the Stop Torture Impunity campaign persuaded the...
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...
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...
Cheers, Nigel: why we owe some thanks to the anti-woke brigade
This week, Nigel Farage used his TV show, a platform on which he can...
Should we fight the so-called culture war?
Time flies. It was seven years ago in 2014 when the then Minister...
Preventing protest has nothing to do with pandemic policing
The sweeping new powers in the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts...
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