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Surfers Against Sewage are looking for a Campaigns Manager (£36,419- £41,170 per annum) to develop and lead the delivery of highly engaging campaigns and activations on water quality, the ocean, the climate emergency and ocean recovery. Closing date Sun 22 March 2026. Apply here.
Legal expert and partner at Bates Wells, Suhan Rajkumar, discusses charities’ freedom to speak up on issues outside of their main strategic focus, encouraging charities and trustees to feel empowered to speak up on the pressing issues of the day reiteratating the right of charities to campaign in furtherance of their missions and that in the face of hostile attacks, charities can - and should - stand together to defend the sector's many voices. Read article here.
The voices of those who seek to spread hate, harm our communities and separate us are loud. The reality is millions of people across the UK show up for each other, their neighbours and their communities every single day. Acts of hope and kindness happen all the time. A Million Acts of Hope is a nationwide week of positive action, planned for Wed 13 - Wed 20 May. Find out how to get involved here.
The Big Issue 100 Changemakers list celebrates the people and organisations who are creating positive change. This year’s list, once again nominated by Big Issue readers, spans the country and stretches across generations. The youngest Changemaker is just 15, campaigning for permanent solutions to homelessness and the oldest is 91, raising funds for refugees and people experiencing homelessness. Need a dose of inspiration read here.
Common Wealth are looking for a Communications and Campaigns Manager (£37,150 - £38,500 pro-rata 3 days per week). They are seeking a dynamic communicator, someone who can help them tell their story, shape their public-facing communications, and lead on advocacy. Closing date Mon 23 Feb, 11.50pm. Apply here.
Inclusion London are looking for two Policy and Campaigns Officers (£28,750 – £36,500 per annum). You will play a vital role in promoting Deaf and Disabled people’s rights to local and national decision-makers and raising awareness of the structural inequalities facing the Deaf and Disabled community in London and the UK. Closing date Sun 15 March. Apply here.
This five-part series dives deep into an evaluation of the first four years of Green New Deal Rising's, movement building fighting to stop climate change. The first instalment explores how organising can be a superpower, but only when paired with genuine investment in diverse leadership and intentional culture-building. Read part one here.
The Commons Conversation podcast, a podcast exploring insights into activism, learning in movements and radical history, from The Commons Social Change Library, has come onto our radar.
The Anti- Authoritarian Toolkit is your guide to digital resistance brought to you from D-HUB. There is so much information here from digital comms to narrative and storytelling tactics and innovative movement building approaches. It is also worth checking out the podcast too here.
Act Build Change are looking for a Community Organiser (£30,000-£38,000 per annum).They will play a vital role in building the power of people experiencing systemic injustice by delivering relational, engaging, and accessible organising training and support. Closing date Fri 23 January. Apply here.
This event, organised by consultants Natasha Adams and Jim Coe, is for everyone working for social change in the UK who is concerned about the rise of the far right and considering what it means for their strategy. "Meeting the moment: How can the UK social change sector respond to the rise of authoritarianism & the far right?" is on Wednesday, 7 January 2026, 1-2:30pm. Book here.