The Rise of the Organisational Movement Builder
On a very cold and wet November evening this week, we launched CareerClub, an evening of honest,...
Category: Movement building
Rethinking Trusteeship
The following blog is the longer and complementary version of “Rethinking Trusteeship”...
Losing Control is BACK
Losing Control is back and bigger than ever! Since Losing Control, 2017, we have witnessed a...
Build your movement to change the world
From the anti-plastics movement to Black Lives Matter, how do movement builders get hundreds or...
An Interview With Brixton Pound
This month at The Social Change Agency we have been looking at the different people working on...
15 Ways to Explore Social and Economic Justice with Pop Culture
Media and pop culture has the power to ignite social change. It resonates with people’s emotions,...
Moving Towards Economic Justice
For a number of decades, wealth has been rising across the UK, improving living standards and...
ACORN: growing a mighty oak in Bristol
ACORN, the union for private renters, is making anyone involved in Bristol’s housing provision sit...
8 things ALL funders need to know before funding humanitarian movements
In response to the deteriorating situation faced by displaced people in Calais in the summer of...
Is the Lobbying Act excluding people’s lived experience from our public debate?
This week we have a guest blog from Sue Tibballs, OBE, Chief Executive of the Sheila McKechnie Foundation on their release of a report that shows the impact that the Lobbying Act and a whole host of factors that have given the...
