One of Campaign Collective's Founder Members, Simon Francis, will stand to be chair of the Public Relations and Communications Association Council. He will be standing on a platform to build on the work the profession has been doing to improve ethics, diversity and standards.
Campaign Collective has backed a call by the National Council for Voluntary Organisations (NCVO) for safeguarding to be considered a personal responsibility of everyone working with charities.
The first ever analysis of the social impact of PR and communications agencies has revealed that 80% of practitioners have helped meet the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) through their work.
Trade unionists seeking ‘root and branch reform’ of British politics have joined forces in a bid to bring about democratic change. ‘Politics for the Many’ will campaign for measures including an elected House of Lords, a Read more
Campaign Collective will be joining forces with Communicate magazine for a #CommsChat about fundraising and communications on Monday 5th February at 20:00 GMT on Twitter. The chat will cover a range of topics including: how the Read more
Evaluation for Tomorrow's Engineers Week has revealed the impact of #EngineerOnAMission films
With research showing 90% of young people want a job that helps society being discussed across the radio airwaves on Monday, Tomorrow’s Engineers Week this week went on to feature over 85 individuals who are an #EngineerOnAMission. The Read more
Campaign Collective, the social enterprise providing communications advice to not-for-profits and campaigners, has been appointed to support Tomorrow’s Engineers Week following a competitive pitch. Tomorrow’s Engineers Week (6-10 November 2017) will be a unique opportunity Read more
For the sixth year in a row Campaign Collective Members have successfully supported the Brathay Apprentice Challenge. Last week nine apprentices from GSK in Ulverston were named apprentice team of the year 2017 at Brathay Read more
A consultation designed to develop a new masters-degree level communications apprenticeship closes soon. The new apprenticeship standard will sit alongside the already approved “level 4” apprenticeship in public relations and communications, approved by the Department for Read more