This week Campaign Collective has welcomed two new trainees through the government’s Kickstarter scheme, to help them flourish as a social enterprise. The Kickstart government initiative, intended for young people receiving Universal Credit, allows them to get a foot in the door in a field they’re passionate about, without going down the conventional root. Freya …
Two vacancies have been posted for 16-24 year olds on Universal Credit by Campaign Collective under the a government-backed Kickstart scheme.
Students set to pitch policy change campaign ideas. Event with University of Birmingham will help next generation of campaigners.
Two new initiatives have turned the spotlight on the role communicators have in tackling misinformation.
Sky’s coverage of the pandemic was described by judges as a “must watch during these difficult times” and included reportage that had “offered insight into the lives of ordinary people”. The reports led to Sky News journalist Nick Martin winning the coveted specialist journalist of the year prize. Judges said that he had “brought to …
Read more “Covid news report for Campaign Collective client Palms Row Health Care wins RTS award”
Today Campaign Collective turns five years old. We launched our social enterprise on 22 February 2016 with two clients, three Members and a business plan which read that if in doubt we would do the opposite of what we would have done when working in “traditional” agencies. Five years on and more than 25 Members …
Why is measuring the social impact of communication important? Campaign Collective is one of the only communications agencies in the UK that is truly a social enterprise. The agency is also committed to proving the social impact of its work. Measuring social impact is difficult, but the Public Relations & Communications Association definition of social value is …
Leading charities have urged a united front to combat hate speech online with the launch of a best practice guide to dealing with online hate.
Members of the public wanting to have their voice heard by the media will have a champion thanks to a new Community Interest Company. The Rooftop News CIC will continue to publish a daily dose of good news worth shouting about, but will expand its operation to help deliver training and advice to members of …
Read more “Positive News Site Transforms Into New Community Interest Company”
The Public Relations and Communications Association (PRCA) has given its backing to an industry-wide initiative to help UK advertising respond to the climate crisis caused by CO2 emissions.