She’s since had the pleasure of working with good eggs like Greenpeace, ClientEarth, Amnesty, HOPE not hate and Shelter. She’s a pro at content strategy, email list growth, digital fundraising and message testing.

He also co-founded the charity Action on Gambling which aims to emulate the work of public health charities working in tobacco and alcohol reform. Will started working on gambling when he was CEO of Gambling with Lives, the leading charity supporting families bereaved by gambling related suicide, which won the SMK David vs Goliath award in 2025.

In his time as a campaigner Will has given evidence to the Commons CMS Select Committee, the APPG on Gambling Reform, and he regularly comments in print and broadcast media.

Tyrone has over a decade of experience campaigning on social justice issues ranging from housing rights to global climate justice and has also stood as a candidate in both local and parliamentary elections.

She is the current Programmes Executive at the youth-led movement, Bite Back, which focuses on fighting for a fairer food system for young people, and was a part of their award-winning billboard campaign, #CommercialBreak.

She previously served on the youth board for four years and delivered international workshops in conjunction with UNICEF in Jamaica, m. She is also part of the Youth Action Network for Action for Race Equality and a mentor at the Caribbean Scholars Foundation. Outside of this, she is an award-winning spoken word poet.  

Caring for close family members herself, Katy brings lived experience alongside years of community organising and national campaigning.

Since launching We Care in 2018, she has led award-winning initiatives highlighting carer poverty, influencing policy conversations and creating platforms for carers to share their stories directly with those in power. A National Campaigner Award winner (2020), she is passionate about collective action, creative activism and supporting others to drive meaningful social change.

Matt leads the museum’s social justice led work which carries out nationally recognised independent investigations and campaigns on disinformation, deaths in homelessness, climate emergency and homelessness.

In 2013, she founded Fandora, a social enterprise in Sudan that empowered hundreds of displaced women and children through arts, crafts, and recycled-art environmental advocacy. Recognized as Sudan’s 2015 Ambassador for Women Entrepreneurship Day, Maisson has a long history of championing women’s rights.

After seeking refuge in the UK in June 2023 following the outbreak of war in Sudan, She is now an active campaigner and a member of several advocacy groups, continuing her commitment to social and human rights causes. She has volunteered with We Restart, facilitating therapeutic art sessions for women in Home Office accommodation, and serves on their Migrant Advisory Panel as well as being a member of the A.R.I.A Artists Hub.
Through her acclaimed art series, Sudan Stolen Dreams—exhibited in numerous events in association with the Council of Europe—Maisson continues to raise awareness about the crisis in Sudan. She currently works with Women for Refugee Women, campaigning for a fair and humane asylum system and supporting refugee women to rebuild their lives in the UK.

Anastasia’s work has explored processes of organising and mobilisation in movements such as the Global Justice Movement in Europe, the Occupy movement in the US and the UK, Nuit Debout in France, the Athens Indignants, and the environmental movement. Anastasia has also served as Co-Director of the Communication and Media Research Institute at the University of Westminster.