Food
Fordhall Farm, Shropshire: 1 farm: 8000 Landlords!
Screw This, Let's Try Something Else podcast explores how a farm in Shropshire went from facing closure to being owned by 8000 locals overnight - explore how they did it
Food
Screw This, Let's Try Something Else podcast explores how a farm in Shropshire went from facing closure to being owned by 8000 locals overnight - explore how they did it
Organisations and Initiatives
The NatureSave Trust is inviting applications for its Creative Action for Nature (Devon) scheme, open to charities, community groups, and organisations that believe that art, storytelling, and hands-on creative activity can be a powerful force for environmental engagement.
Learning
How to Save Democracy frames democracy not as something we have, but as something we do. Which is why we think this podcast is an essential companion to everything ACTionism and finding the others.
Love Where We Live
Can the practice of finding the others and acting together help restore trust and begin to heal divisions ?
Events
We're seeing that 'Finding the others' isn't as simple as it sounds, so we're experimenting with ways to make this simpler for people, first up by taking some ACTionism ripples to The Big Retreat Festival in South Wales.
Reflections
The biggest blocker that keeps so many people from stepping into their agency as Citizens and finding the others, isn't whether we care. It's our lack of skills for being in community, and without the guidance that elders once offered, too many of us don't know where to start.
Organisations and Initiatives
From three plastic tubs to the London Marathon - meet Pre-Loved Sports - the CIC using fitness as a way to support positive social change.
The art of finding your people and taking collective action
If you've previously hosted an ACTionism screening, we'd love to hear from you.
Common Ground: a group of women in Devon are starting conversations on the street to show we have more in common than divides us
Top tips on how to set up and run a repair cafe in your community.
Greener & Cleaner (stars of our last Spotlight call) are developing a comprehensive blueprint package to encourage others to set up hubs like theirs.
Sparks Bristol, has one clear aim: to hand the high street back to the people actually trying to change things. The message is consistent and practical: the answers to big systemic problems often start with small, skilled, communal acts.
Two of Bristol's most beloved slow-fashion makers, Meret from Rethrindle who run sustainable fashion workshops and Lisa from Rebel Patch, are joining forces to open the Slow Fashion Studio — a brand-new workshop space and reclaimed fabric shop, nestled inside Sparks Bristol.
Drop Dead Generous is a UK-based social enterprise giving £500 grants to 1,000 people worldwide to carry out creative acts of kindness - a half-million-dollar experiment in whether generosity is truly contagious - and if it can bring people together to create more kindness and more action.
Discover how social cinema and community workshops transform audiences into movement builders.
From pub chats to a thriving community hub serving 30,000+ people. Parisa Wright shares lessons from Greener & Cleaner in Bromley and how you can access free support, blueprints and a new England-wide network to start your own community hub.
Want to set up or strengthen a community hub? Parisa Wright shares six years of Greener & Cleaner learnings through FREE blueprints, consultations, and a support network. Find out how to access support here.
Why real, honest dialogue needs to be part of every change or action we aim to create in the world. And why now, more than ever, is the time to reach across the divides that the media tells us exist across the UK today and start talking!
Small actions like these, show others it's worth taking pride in where they live. What small action can you take in your community today?