Activism and fundraising resources

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A toolkit for engaging local councils on human rights issues such as homelessness and racism within the community - in election periods and beyond.

A campaigning toolkit designed to help activists promote human rights in the run-up to the 2026 Scottish parliamentary election

This charter sets out our Defend Dissent commitments to protect freedom of expression, academic freedom and the right to peaceful protest on UK campuses.

This resource contains all the information you need to know about the Use Your Voice campaign and how to get involved.

Maslaha, Praxis and Amnesty International UK have developed this resource which aims to provide 5 ways to keep resisting racism. From ways to show solidarity, to sharing knowledge and taking action, together, we keep each other safe.

Map with information on whether your local police force uses "crime predicting" technology, and if so, which one. It includes stop and search rates and demographics in your area, as well as how the stop and search rate compares to other police forces.

Guidance for Lead Activists on how to use Equals Cards, appropriate use of the cards/budget, and information on what happens when things go wrong.

This guide explains how Amnesty International UK complies with the Lobbying Act, and what it means for you as an activist, particularly during regulated periods ahead of future elections.

This resource explains the role of an Activism Representative, including supporting local groups, coordinating regional activism, and the benefits of this volunteer leadership role.

This resource pack, designed for Key Activists, contains guidelines for activists on how to run their own campaigns, a form for sharing activist-led campaign information with Amnesty International UK.

We’ve created this toolkit to support you and your community to take further action to support the No-one Left Behind campaign.

This resource helps groups and activists plan events safely, providing a Risk Assessment template with example risks that should be considered and completed before any planned activity.

This booklet offers practical advice on how to develop and maintain good media relations, and can be used alongside other information, materials and training provided by Amnesty International UK.

A resource for ages 14-19 to learn about human rights under threat and how to be an activist in your community.

This resource provides practical guidance for Amnesty activists to plan and deliver an effective presence at Pride events.

This Q&A explains LGBTI human rights issues and the work we are doing in this area. Developed by our LGBTI Network this

This document outlines the purpose, membership and operation of the Activism Representatives Forum, and how it supports collaboration and Amnesty International UK’s strategic goals.