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Activism - The Google activist

  • Source: The List (Issue 634)
  • Date: 23 July 2009 (updated 28 April 2010)
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Activism Feature - The Google activist

Even if standing for government or gluing yourself to the Prime Minister isn’t quite up your street, there’s bound to be something to spark your inner activist. Here are a few starters

If you want to campaign on the big issues
greenpeace.org.uk
foe.co.uk (Friends of the Earth)
antislavery.org
cancerresearchuk.org
childline.org.uk
rspca.org.uk
howardleague.org (Howard League for Prison Reform)

For insightful movies on the activism topics du jour
takeoneaction.org.uk

For a much, much, much less corporate society
Reclaim the Streets rts.gn.apc.org

Whatever your cause, for advice on fundraising visit
fundraising.co.uk
doitforcharity.com

And to set up your own sponsorship website
justgiving.co.uk

If you want to ditch the car and need a support group to keep you pedalling
sustrans.org.uk

To get involved in Leith’s community arts centre
outoftheblue.org.uk

For the gardenless and the brave, there are allotments
fedaga.org.uk

And if you want your gardening to benefit the community
greenerleith.org

And finally, a rather different piece of online activism. This website is trying to transform the way we use copyright on the net by providing a forum where work can be shared without the threat of legal reprisals
creativecommons.org

More: Life & style, allotments, antislavery, big issues, cancer research uk, Community, Copyright, corporate society, Cycling, Ethical, Friends of the Earth, fundraising, gardening, Greenpeace, Howard League for Prison Reform, RSPCA, sustrans

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