Part of the Stronger voice project, this case study compliments an online recording of the Ministry of Justice's expert seminar exploring the ways in which voluntary organisations can build and make the most of relationships with government officials.
Part of the Stronger voice project, this case study compliments an online recording of an expert seminar on The Greater Manchester Homelessness Prevention Strategy and influencing policymakers to improve accommodation support for people leaving the criminal justice system.
Part of the Stronger voice project, this case study compliments an online recording of an expert seminar on The Anti-Racism Action Plan for Wales and the Plymouth Anti-Racism Programme.
Part of the Stronger voice project, this case study compliments an online recording of Nacro and Switchback's expert seminar delving into Nacro’s work on influencing resettlement policy, and Switchback’s approach to campaigning and influencing.
Part of the Stronger voice project, this case study compliments an online recording of Birth Companions and the Greater Manchester Women’s Support Alliance's expert seminar discussing advocating for women in the criminal justice system and achieving genuine and long-lasting changes to services.
Part of the Stronger voice project, this case study compliments an online recording of Hibiscus Initiatives and the Traveller Movement's expert seminar; reflecting on their experiences of advocating for marginalised people, campaigning against damaging policies and maintaining a sense of energy and optimism in the face of social and political hostility.
When we begin the journey of influencing in Parliament, we often think about working with MPs to bring about change. But it is important to remember that the authority to make law in the UK has three parts: the Monarch, the House of Commons, and the House of Lords. The following blog explores the meaningful role the House of Lords can play in your influencing strategy.