Film is a powerful way of accelerating and effecting social change. Like other artistic forms of storytelling, it can shine a spotlight on unjust systems, and make a compelling and memorable case for change. One person who knows that well
Our local group in Sheffield invite you to join them on 16 October 2021.
Tracey Herrington from Poverty2Solutions says why campaigners are heading to Conservative Party Conference this week It has now been 18 months since the country first went into lockdown. As we begin, slowly and hopefully to move out of the pandemic,
In north Sheffield, dignity, agency and power are coming to the fore through food For 11 years, the Parson Cross Initiative has played an important role in its community, coordinating various activities and support. For many years, it ran a
Stef Benstead looks back on her experiences as part of the first Manchester Poverty Truth Commission. Read the Poverty Truth Commission’s full report here I was invited to join the Manchester Poverty Truth Commission by Niall Cooper, after he had
Church leaders join with Church Action on Poverty and Christians Against Poverty to urge the Government not to cut UC income by £1,040 a year. People in church leadership positions, with the support of two anti-poverty charities, are calling for
Click on the right to download the autumn 2021 issue of SPARK, our newsletter for supporters of Church Action on Poverty. Download newsletter Resources SPARK newsletter autumn 2021 Click on the right to download the autumn 2021 issue of SPARK,
Our partners at the ‘Life on the Breadline’ research programme have produced a Lent course for 2022. Download it free here.
Making food, making friends – new cookbook by members of Self-Reliant Groups
