As a Community Campaigner you will:
- Come up with ideas for campaign activities and put them into action
- Learn about women’s rights campaigning and feminist leadership
- Be part of a network united by a passion to end violence against women and girls
- Develop campaigning, communications and organising skills
- Use your own strength and passions. We’ll support you to use your existing skills to campaign for change.
- Fit in your community campaign activities around your life. We don’t ask for a huge or rigid time commitment, but you should actively take part into opportunities whenever you can.
Solidarity for me means recognising that although someone's circumstances can be different to our own, we still recognise the importance to stand up for each other
Community Campaigner, Ria, speaking at the People's Banquet
Suzanne Plunkett
Become a community campaigner
Please note you have to be 18 or over to become a Community Campaigner.
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