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How to influence policy and politicians to make positive change for your beneficiaries
Abigail Hanley Content Marketer at Directory of Social Change Posted 3 years ago
Influencing policy and politicians can be a highly effective way to bring about change for your beneficiaries and achieve your charitable aims. Join us for a day of discussion about the current campaigning landscape and the implications for those seeking to engage policymakers and politicians.
Introducing Engage, the DSC online conference on influencing policy and politicians!
What you will cover:
- Gain more knowledge on the ins and outs of influencing policy and politicians, whether it’s in Westminster, Whitehall or local government bodies and agencies
- Delve into the latest developments in the political environment and how they affect charities seeking to gain influence
- Look at the most successful strategies, tools & channels charities can use to engage policy makers & politicians
- Discuss common challenges organisations face in the policy sphere, and how they can be overcome
- Better understand how data, research and evidence can be used to support advocacy efforts
- Learn how collaboration between charities can help (or hinder) advocacy efforts
Speakers include:
- Kathy Evans, Chief Executive, Children England
- Paul Donnelly, Head of Campaigns, The Royal Mencap Society
- Barbara Crowther, Coordinator, Children’s Food Campaign
- Sarah Vibert, Interim CEO, NCVO
Click here to check out the event brochure and to sign up: https://www.dsc.org.uk/event/engage-influencing-policy-and-politicians-conference/
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