• Skip to primary navigation
  • Skip to main content
  • Skip to footer
  • LinkedIn
  • Twitter
  • Facebook

Finance Innovation Lab HomepageFinance Innovation Lab

  • Our work
    • Overview
    • Growing purpose-driven finance
    • Shifting mainstream finance
    • Influencing policy, regulation and law
    • Building a powerful community
  • Publications
  • News & blog
  • Events
  • About us
    • About
    • Vision and strategy
    • Culture and values
    • Our people
    • Accounts and funders
    • Support us
    • Work with us
    • Contact
  • Donate

Campaign Lab kicks off!

November 12, 2014
Share on LinkedIn Share on Twitter Share on Facebook Share on E-mail

It’s that time again and the excitement and anticipation are high as we begin our  third Campaign Lab programme. We received over 80 applications and as always it was a difficult to choose the final participants. After much deliberation we’ve selected the 29 people from 16 organisations to participate in the journey of learning and growth that is Campaign Lab.

Campaign Lab is a six-month programme for economic justice campaigners working on the interconnected root causes of society’s biggest challenges – economic recession, climate change and inequality, to name just a few. You can get an overview of the full programme here.

 

CampaignLabCore.Still001

Campaign Lab 2014

This year’s participants are predominately from grassroots campaigning organisations – people working in solidarity with those that have directly lived the experience of some of the dysfunction of our economic and financial system.

These campaigners have put two and two together and realised that addressing the issues their communities face – be it rent increases, discrimination, fracking – requires deeper change of our economic system

They are a wonderfully diverse bunch of people – from all sorts of background, with our highest proportion of BAME participants in a Finance Innovation Lab programme. This is something we are really proud of because it’s in line with our purpose of empowerment for everybody.  Watch what previous participants say about the programme.

Here is a list of the organisations taking part:

West Yorkshire Racial Justice Network

World Development Movement

Public Interest Research Centre

Campaign Bootcamp

Migrant and Refugee Communities Forum

Latin American Women’s Rights Service

Reclaim the Power

New Economy Organisers Network (NEON)

10:10:00

Disabled People Against Cuts (DPAC)

National Union of Students UK

Generation Rent

Open Society Initiative for Europe

Trade Union Movement

38 Degrees

Rethinking Economics

 

 

 

Back to all blog posts
FCA launch new Innovation Hub

< PREVIOUS

FCA launch new Innovation Hub

Championing a fresh approach to banking in the UK

NEXT >

Championing a fresh approach to banking in the UK

Get more content like this

"*" indicates required fields

Please send me:
Name*
This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.

See our archive of newsletters  | Privacy policy

Footer

Our work

  • Growing purpose-driven finance
  • Shifting mainstream finance
  • Influencing law, regulation and policy
  • Building a powerful community

About us

  • Vision and strategy
  • Culture and values
  • Our people
  • Accounts and funders
  • Work with us
  • Support us
  • Contact us
  • Twitter
  • LinkedIn
  • Facebook

Privacy policy


© 2023 Finance Innovation Lab | The Finance Innovation Lab is a Registered Charity (number 1165269) and Company Limited by Guarantee (number 09380418)