Changemakers’ Toolkit
With the support of Wikimedia UK, SMK has launched an open access toolkit to empower people to campaign effectively.
We know that campaigners, activists, and changemakers of all types are stepping up to address injustices, improve conditions in their communities, and draw attention to neglected issues. That’s why we’ve launched the Changemakers’ Toolkit, a free online training resource.
Read our joint blog here to find out more about this unique collaboration.
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What is the context for civil society today?
Civil society today is working in an extremely tough environment but there are also some positives. To navigate the challenges and build on the positive drivers, civil society needs to be firing on all cylinders. Working at its absolute best. But it isn’t, for a range of reasons.
Whatever level you’re at and wherever you are on your campaigning journey, we can help
Change Network
Find out how we explored different perspectives on the same change or challenge through our Change Network events programme. You can listen to them via our Social Power podcast.
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We have an extensive network of Associates – leading campaigners, organisers and commentators. They support the delivery of our training and consultancy according to their specific skills.
Power Project
The Power Project calls for a new way of thinking about power, and action to build solidarity in social change. It’s time to reshape how we work for social change.
Share your thoughts
Do you have something to share with other change-makers? Something you learned from success or failure? An emerging challenge we all face? An inspirational experience to share?
Read campaigners’ stories
Joeli Brearly, Pregnant Then Screwed
Joeli founded Pregnant Then Screwed after a charity she was working for fired her the day after she told them she was pregnant. After experiencing this discrimination first hand she saw just how common it was, and Pregnant Then Screwed was born. Pregnant Then Screwed...
Lisa-Marie Taylor, FiLiA
Lisa-Marie found political activism in her late 30's via Feminism which came into her life with a huge bang; making sense of everything and filling her with a desire to join the Women's Liberation Movement. Her eureka moment was a day spent at Conway Hall in London...
Emma Stevens, Hope for the Future
Sarah is the Events Officer at Hope for the Future, a national climate communication charity based in Sheffield. Hope for the Future supports constituents to meet with their local MP to have more meaningful and effective conversations about climate change. The...
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