Campaign Bootcamp closed in March 2022. This is a legacy website, intended to preserve the organisation's impact and training resources for organisers and campaigners. The website is no longer updated. Therefore, some of the content may be out of date. See the website footer for more details.
Blog :
How do activists cope with facing abuse online? I spoke to two members of the Bootcamp community who have been trolled relentlessly for their work as campaigners. Here are 5 things I learned.
Blog :
We spoke to Bootcamp graduate Farina about her life growing up as a queer Muslim woman in Bristol. Read on below!
Blog :
We sat down with Bootcamp grad Magda Szarota, one of Poland’s leading activists fighting for disability rights. Read about her experiences, from advocating at the UN and building grassroots movements.
Blog :
Bootcamp graduate Tessa has been organising with activists to stand in solidarity with the families of the Essex 39. Read on to find out more about her story and activism across the UK and China.
Blog :
Mohaned is a lawyer from Sudan, who seeked asylum in the UK a few months before applying for Campaign Bootcamp. We talk to him about his experience applying for Bootcamp.
Blog :
A lot of applicants contact us ahead of Bootcamp to ask what our training is like, so here's a guide to our curriculum and training style - and how and why we do it!
Blog :
Bootcamp and Everyday Activism trainer Karen shares with us her top 5 tips for self-care to prevent activist burnout.
Blog :
Bootcamp grad Lolo shares her story, activist journey and experiences as a young Romani woman in this personal interview below.
Blog :
Campaign Bootcamp grad Esther is a disabled woman using the law to challenge discrimination against disabled people on the high street. She shares her top tips with us.
Blog :
In this two-part staff blog, Bootcamp and Everyday Activism Trainer Karen reflects on her work as an activist and how it led to combining social justice and self-help.
Blog :
What would the world look like without advertising? If we just planted trees, or put up artwork instead? Bootcamp grad Leigh seeks to answer that question in her ‘Adblock’ campaigning.
Blog :
This autumn, the hashtag #CharitySoWhite took social media by storm by highlighting racism and a lack of representation of people of colour in the charity and social impact sector.
Blog :
Three graduates of our programmes share how their faith links to their campaigning journeys. Read on to find out how faith supports Claire, Zlakha and Robyn and some of the challenges they face.
Blog :
This month, members of the Bootcamp community joined activists, allies and trans folks to show solidarity and support for trans rights at London Pride.
Blog :
I read a lot to my four-year-old son Zakir, he’s very curious and asks wonderful, insightful questions, for example why Stick Man felt he needed to leave his family in the first place.
Campaign Bootcamp was a UK-based charity that gave people the skills, confidence and community to run powerful campaigns. The organisation, which closed in March 2022, ran campaigning trainings for marginalised activists and communities.
This is a legacy website, intended to capture the impact and key points of the organisation’s journey, as well as training resources for organisers and campaigners. The website is no longer updated. Therefore, some of the content may be out of date.
You may contact the data officer with any privacy concerns – including to update your information or exercise your rights as a data subject – by emailing us at contact@civicpower.org.uk.