Whether you are just starting out email campaigns with MPs, or if you’ve been doing it for years and want a refresher, here are some tips from our latest research with MPs, including examples we have seen of the different ways to approach email campaigns.

In response to the pressures of eight years of efficiency savings, last week the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport released “the first Civil Society Strategy in 15 years”. The plan aims to bring together charities, business and the public sector to empower communities.

We've released some findings from our latest research with MPs, carried out after June's general election. Discover what MPs chose as their priorities for the charity sector, and if/how these differ between Conservatives and Labour.

The Transparency of Lobbying, Non-party Campaigning and Trade Union Administration Act has been met with fierce opposition since it became law in 2014. Over three years down the line and in the wake of the snap general election, we're reflecting on how (un)successful it has been in its aims to improve transparency and public trust in politics. 

Discover what we learned about how to campaign effectively at the recent #talkNHS event. We've rounded up 3 of the best ideas we heard on how you can successfully tailor campaigning efforts.

With so many organisations working to gain political attention, how can charities use framing to increase the impact of their campaigns? 
 

How we give, who/what we give to, and how much we give - what effect will continued upheavals in our economic and political life have on these aspects of our lives?

The turn-out among 18-24 year olds in our most recent general election is reported to have been significantly higher than in previous years. As the dust settles and politicians begin to consider how they can better appeal to this demographic in future, we examine the possible implications of this surge in young voters for charities.