
Every
community
has a story

Find your story, use your power.
Every community has its own story.
We help harness the power of those stories to make change happen locally and nationally.
Our projects inspire local creativity and action to show what communities want their future to look like – and our experts work to change the rules and laws that hold them back
We are a collaboration of campaigners, lawyers, planners, facilitators, writers and scientists who are fed up, angry and want to use our skills to do SOMETHING.
We are united by a shared commitment to tackle the Climate Emergency and ready to find a way to work with you to make change.
We know we have to work at national level with law and policy-makers (which can often be very frustrating). We also know that working with you, in your communities, is just as important. We want to arm you with knowledge, help amplify your voice, and make sure you are heard… in as creative a way as possible.
We are grounded in the values of equity, diversity, and inclusion—amplifying the voices of those most impacted and ensuring everyone has a seat at the table.
We are WITH people and FOR people & the environment.
Meet the Team
Directors
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Naomi
Naomi leads Rights Community Action. She is a creative and dedicated change-maker, who works to empower communities.
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Hugh
Hugh is an experienced planning campaigner and expert planner, with extensive experience of local government training.
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Julie
Julie worked originally in community arts and theatre and now writes television drama. She aims to support our vision to make campaigning accessible to all.
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Helen
Helen is a community environmental campaigner with experience supporting grassroots organising for environmental justice and climate action.
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Jenny
Jenny is an adviser on land governance and international development, with a focus on community tenure rights.

Associates

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Laura
Laura is a lawyer with extensive experience of working with communities and on climate legislation.
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Alex
Alex is barrister with extensive experience of advocating on behalf of communities and taking environmental cases.
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Sawsan
Sawsan is a human rights advocate, storyteller and campaigner. She spent over a decade working on issues of military detention and women's rights in the Middle East; and presently focuses on anti-colonial work and climate resilience.
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Mairi Clare
MC has extensive experience of strategic communications and campaigning across a range of sectors and issues
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Louis
Hull Coordinator
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Kate
Hull Coordinator
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Rachel
Skegness and Shorelines: A Perfect Storm Coordinator
Find out more about Rachel’s work in Skegness and for Shorelines: A Perfect Storm
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Chris
Lowestoft Coordinator
Chris is a musician and film maker with a particular interest in how the arts can help people and communities to tell their stories, to celebrate past and present struggles & to take positive steps for change.