Connect for real change with Campaign Hubs

Welcome to Campaign Hubs, a new way to connect and campaign with others

Campaign Hubs are about working together for real change on the issues and campaigns you're passionate about. They'll help you connect with others who are interested in the same issues.

Intrigued? Watch this video.

Where do I start?

Go to the Campaign Hubs site, register and take a look around. Find your feet using the How to guide or the Frequently Asked Questions section. If you need technical support, visit the Help Centre.

How can the Hubs help my campaigning?

You'll be able to:

create your own profile
search for other members with the skills and knowledge that you need
hold online discussions
send messages to other members
link a Hub to your own email group
store and share documents, photos and videos - and search for the information you need
create your own Hub with others to start working together on an issue or project.

We've created the first wave of Campaign Hubs on a range of topics, including:

Energy
Greater Manchester
Localism
Urgent Action
Waste & Recycling
Young Friends of the Earth
Youth & Education.

But this is just the start. We'll work with you to set up new Hubs based on the issues you're passionate about.

How can I give you feedback on the Hubs?

We're keen to hear your views and improve the Hubs system. So please send your thoughts to the Campaign Hubs team.

Existing Campaigner Networks

If you need to contact one of our existing Campaigner Networks that hasn't yet transferred to the Hubs system, here are the details:

Biofuels: Google group for local group members and campaigners working on biofuels campaigns. Contact Kenneth.richter@foe.co.uk

Marinet: Marine Network of Friends of the Earth local groups, organised and run by our activists. Visit www.marinet.org.uk.

Food: Yahoo group for information sharing between local campaigners and updates from the national campaign team on food campaigning. Contact Louise.Rigby@foe.co.uk.

GMOs: local group-led Google group for info-sharing and discussion about GMO's. Contact your Network Developer to express interest.