Votes at 16 in Northern Ireland

£33,142 over one year to develop and promote a Votes at 16 Campaign in Northern Ireland by raising the issue of votes for 16- and 17-year-olds onto the political, media and civil society agenda

Urgent need to protect genetic data

£10,000 over three months to prevent the negative impacts on privacy and human rights of the Government’s proposed Data Protection and Digital Information Bill, and to make parliament and government more accountable and responsive to citizens’ concerns

Driving up voter registration among private renters

Up to £151,872 to run local and national campaigns to drive up voter registration ahead of the next General Election among private renters, particularly groups that they have identified as being less likely to be registered, such as those living in shared houses and flats

#BallotBound

£153,600 for a large-scale Voter ID awareness and Voter Registration campaign with a primary target of registering young people aged 18-25

My Future, My Vote

£139,610 to launch a national campaign to register and mobilise young voters for the upcoming General Election

Tech Community Organising for GE 2024

£68,000 for a programme of convening and supporting the election tech community over a period of six months up to the next general election

Building strong democratic practice in Northern Ireland

£45,368 over two years to grow their people-powered campaigning community, deliver effective and engaging campaigns, encourage progressive communities to vote in the upcoming General Election, and ultimately, strengthen democratic practice in Northern Ireland

Catalysing a counter-authoritarian movement

£34,000 over 18 months to strengthen the growing grassroots movement against authoritarianism and extreme inequality in Britain, by providing training and organisational support to networks that are countering racialised over-policing and the hostile environment, and developing the democratic power of communities marginalised by those forces

£35,000 over four months to conclude a project to bring about a material improvement in the quality of the ‘governance’ of the UK – ie the quality and integrity of our central government activities