Join the Campaigning Forum
8-10 April, 2025 | Oxford, UKConvening leading and emerging campaigning practitioners since 2002
Join the online community connecting campaigning practitioners workwide.
The Campaigning Forum Community (aka ECF)
Campaigning practitioners sharing and supporting each other via a moderated email discussion list.
Your peers are waiting for you to join.
Leave a lasting impression with postcards
Use PostBug to send printed post to people in power
Strategic advice and support for high impact
Tap into 30+ years of campaigning, digital and communications experience to guide you.
Recruit highly experienced and connected talent
Find top candidates for projects and salaried jobs from members of the Campaigning Forum community and beyond.
Influence decision makers more with printed post
PostBug is a platform that instantly turns online messages into printed postcards and letters that are posted to decision makers.
The campaigning sectors' most loved and copied events.
We organise and run participant-led events that provide highly effective learning experience that last a lifetime.
Jobs: salaried and freelance
Post and find jobs via the Campaigning Forum Community: a deep pool of a growing range of campaigning talent and opportunities.
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How to make the most of Campaigning Forum events
For those of you returning, interested (or even sceptical) in joining the 2019 Campaigning Forum, there are tangible ways you can plan to get the most out of participating regardless of whether it is your first time or your 18th. Here is what you can do to make ECF...
Making the case for joining the Campaigning Forum event
By Anya Pearson The benefits of participating in the Campaigning Forum event far outweigh the time and costs involved. Return participants know that, you know that – and your boss is about to be convinced, too. I've been reading all the fabulous testimonials and...
How I (and my staff) benefited from the Campaigning Forum event
"When staff went to their first event they’d come back awed by what others were doing, anxious but determined to try things out. From the second event they’d come back comfortable they understood their job. At event three they would be presenting, proud, full of...
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