People’s Agenda

People’s Agenda profile 31: Precarious Workers Brigade
The PWB are taking on precarious work in the education and culture sector, they tell us in this thirty-first People's Agenda profile

People’s Agenda profile 30: Shake!
Shake! brings together young people, artists & campaigners to develop creative responses to social injustice, we find out in this thirtieth People's Agenda profile

People’s Agenda profile 29: WMD Awareness
Getting young people active in the decision on Trident is the work of WMD Awareness, the twenty-ninth organisation profiled in our People's Agenda series

People’s Agenda profile 28: Psychologists Against Austerity
Psychologists are speaking out against the damaging psychological costs of Austerity in this twenty-eighth People's Agenda profile

People’s Agenda profile 27: Independent Workers of Great Britain University of London branch
The IWGB are taking on and winning high profile workplace struggles in traditionally precarious workplaces we find out in this twenty-seventh People's Agenda profile

Peoples Agenda profile 26: Joint Enterprise not Guilty by Association
JENGbA are calling for the abolition or radical reform of the 'joint enterprise' law, they tell us in this twenty-sixth People's Agenda profile

People’s Agenda profile 25: English Collective of Prostitutes
The ECP have been campaigning against laws that criminalise sex work for decades, we find out in this twenty-fifth People's Agenda profile

People’s Agenda profile 24: #LivingWageFootball
Taking on Premier League clubs over their huge pay inequalities, Football Beyond Borders are our twenty-fourth People's Agenda profile

People’s Agenda profile 23: Disabled People Against Cuts
DPAC have spent years campaigning for justice and independent living rights for all disabled people, they explain in this twenty-third People's Agenda profile

People’s Agenda profile 22: Housing Action Southwark and Lambeth
From occupations to free kitchens, HASL explain that they're fighting gentrification and social cleansing in this twenty- second People's Agenda profile

People’s Agenda profile 21: Global Women’s Strike
Demanding a living wage for all, Global Women's Strike are the twenty-first group profiled in our People's Agenda series

People’s Agenda profile 20: Fuel Poverty Action
Combining direct action with mutual support and organising with pensioners, Fuel Poverty Action are the twentieth group profiled in our People's Agenda series

People’s Agenda profile 19: EFA London
Free, participatory English classes are supporting adult migrants in London to take action against injustice, EFA London tell us in this twentieth People's Agenda series profile

Peoples Agenda profile 17: Reclaim the Power
Direct Action group Reclaim the Power are targeting Didcot power station this May, they tell us in this seventeenth People's Agenda profile

People’s Agenda profile 16 : Boycott Workfare
Boycott Workfare have been taking on those profiting from workfare exploitation since 2010, they explain in this sixteenth People's Agenda profile

People’s Agenda profile 18: Students Against TTIP (SATTIP)
Students across the country are getting organised to take on the TTIP corporate takeover, SATTIP tell us in this eighteenth People's Agenda profile

People’s Agenda profile 15: Detention Action
Detention Action are calling time on unlimited detention, they tell us in our fifteenth People's Agenda profile

People’s Agenda profile 14: Leeds Hands Off Our Homes
Winning Bedroom Tax appeals, organising large demonstrations and building support networks is the work of Leeds Hands Off Our Homes, they explain in this fourteenth profile in our People's Agenda series

People’s Agenda profile 13: Campaign Against Arms Trade
Taking on the arms companies and governments responsible for the arms trade is all in a days work for Campaign Against Arms Trade, they tell us in this thirteenth People's Agenda profile

People’s Agenda profile 12: National Campaign Against Fees and Cuts
NCAFC have been active on the streets and on campuses since 2010 fighting for a free and democratic education, they tell us in this twelfth People's Agenda profile

Peoples Agenda profile 11: London Campaign Against Police and State Violence
LCAPSV explain how they are campaigning against the Met Police's criminalisation and abuse of black communities, in this eleventh profile in our People's Agenda series

Peoples Agenda profile 10: Food Sovereignty Movement
Bringing together hundreds of groups working towards a democratic, sustainable and fair food system is the aim of the Food Sovereignty Network, as explained in this tenth profile in our People's Agenda series

Peoples Agenda profile 9: Focus E15
They grabbed the headlines and put social cleansing on the map last year, but there's so much more in Focus E15's sights, they explain in this ninth profile in our People's Agenda series

People’s Agenda profile 8: Justice for Domestic Workers Leeds
Joining together means that domestic workers in Leeds are stronger, and campaigning hard, as they explain in this eighth profile in our People's Agenda series

Peoples Agenda profile 7: Sisters Uncut
After shutting down Oxford Street on Valentines Day, Sisters Uncut talk about the need to keep fighting cuts to domestic violence services in this seventh profile in our People's Agenda series

Peoples Agenda profile 6: Ritzy Living Wage campaign
Thirteen days of strike action in the space of five months convinced Ritzy cinema staff of the need to get organised at work, they explain in this sixth profile in our People's Agenda series

Peoples’ Agenda profile 5: Unite Hotel Workers
Organised hotel workers draw on inspiration from their counterparts in New York, in this fourth profile in our People's Agenda series

People’s Agenda profile 4: Movement for Justice by Any Means Necessary
Activists fighting against immigration detention describe how they organise in this fourth profile in our People's Agenda series

People’s Agenda profile 3: 999 Call for the NHS
After marching from Jarrow to London last year, 999 Call for the NHS explain their plans for the coming year in this third profile in our People's Agenda series

People’s Agenda profile 2: ESOL Mums
Mothers fighting cuts to children's services in Haringey explain what they want to see happen, in this second profile in our People's Agenda series