Make yourself heard
Philip Hadley thinks that the general election has opened up a new playing field for campaigners
Campaigning is dead. Long live campaigning! Such is the finding of some recent NCVO research which explores the implications of the general election for campaigning. It is an issue which is often the elephant in the room, in discussions about the Big Society, about relationships between the government and the voluntary and community sector (VCS), and about the future of the sector itself. The findings are set out in the report, A new campaigning landscape: Implications of the 2010 General Election.1
Author: Philip Hadley
Philip Hadley is head of campaigning effectiveness at NCVO and co-ordinates research into effective voluntary and community sector campaign strategies on areas such as freedom of information and trends in campaigning.
Prior to NCVO, Philip worked in both advocacy and research roles for NGOs in the UK and India, in the field of international development.
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