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In this article, SMK Associate and campaigner, Natasha Adams, shares insights into how to map a movement from her own experience. Natasha has developed and led courses on the subject for Ulex, SMK, and others, including the UK climate, women's and youth movements.Read full article here >
Another insightful article from SMK Associate India Thorogood on some of the many impactful campaign actions from 2023. They're rounded up with some of India's useful recommendations and keen insights about what actions in 2024 could create change.Read in full here >Â
Author and campaigner, Natalie Fée, offers many useful insights into how campaigners and activists can fund and run campaigns in her latest book, Do Good, Get Paid. Natalie sums up in this blog the tools and techniques she lays out in the book that helped her win campaigns.Read here >Â
SMK Associate Natasha Adams reports on her recent work to map the women’s movement from her Thinking Doing Changing hub. This research has really stood out, with interesting recommendations for funders and all social actors alike. Just in time for International Women's Day too!Read in full here >Â
The forgotten history of the UK’s anti-racist campaigners are finally brought to life in this comprehensive account of modern British history. Preeti Dhillon tells the stories of ten remarkable movements, campaigns and organisations led by Black and Brown people from the sixties to the eighties, who fought against racism and capitalism, and impacted the way we live now.Find our more here >Â
In this podcast series, Paula Moore interviews diverse and, award-winning, international artists. She talks about their lives and work, exploring how the arts have a critical role in social cohesion, reducing loneliness, good mental health, peace-keeping, and equality.Listen here >Â