Peter Gilheany of Forster Communications reflects on the recent success of Extinction Rebellion, and explores what exactly movements are and, crucially, whether campaigning charities can - or even should - hope to start one.
The blog reflects on the latest climate marches, and looks at the attributes of ideal environmental charities (and more) as defined by the general public.
In this week's blog, Peter Dawson explores how public frustration over climate change has impacted the charity landscape- and how this could impact the role of charities in tackling it.
Our latest Facts & Figures looks at charities and government; find out MPs preferred method of lobbying, how much central government spend on funding charities, and the intricacies of charity regulation.
In the wake of Comic Relief announcing that they're moving away from using celebrities to front films, we're wondering - what could be wrong with inviting celebrities to advocate for your cause?
Joe Saxton went to visit FareShare last week at their London warehouse and sets out their latest campaign to try and reduce the amount of food waste in the UK.
