Blogs
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Campaigning and influencing
Advice and useful resources on campaigning and influencing. Posts by Amelia Gudgion, Bethan Brookes and guests.
Charity law: Elizabeth Chamberlain
Elizabeth Chamberlain, Policy Officer, blogs and gives updates on what NCVO is doing to simplify and modernise charity law so organisations can work more effectively.
Climate Change: Kate Damiral
Kate Damiral, Climate Change Project Officer, shares updates on NCVO's vulnerable people and climate change project.
Europe: Oli Henman
Oliver Henman, EU and International Campaigns manager, discusses civil society around the world: from the European Compact to Japanese non-profits...
European Funding: European Funding Network
The EU Funding Network provides advice and shares information on EU cohesion policy and European funding pportunities. Posts by Sara Stephens, Ingrid Gardiner and special guests.
Events: Sarah Porter
Sarah Porter, Marketing and Events Officer, shares her thoughts on events management and keeps you up to date on our extensive range of events
Funding: Olof Williamson
Olof Williamson, Sustainable Funding Officer, looks at the latest thinking on funding, finance and public services.
Funding: NCVO funding team blog
News and advice by the NCVO Funding team. Posts by Lee Robinson, Ros Jenkins, Julie Ward and special guests.
NCVO in the news: Media team
Our Media team collate the latest NCVO news and views from around the sector every Friday.
Parliament: Chloe Stables
Chloe Stables, Parliamentary and Media Manager, reflects on the latest political developments affecting the voluntary and community sector.
Policy: Karl Wilding
Karl Wilding, Head of Policy, Research & Foresight, comments on issues facing civil society and shares the latest and best blogs that civil society leaders should read.
Policy: James Allen
James Allen, Head of Public Services and Partnerships and Head of Compact Voice, blogs on public services reform and financing, challenges for the VCS and the Compact.
Policy: Policy issues and updates
The latest policy news and advice from the NCVO Policy and Research team. Current posts by Charlotte Ravenscroft.
Public services: Public service delivery blog
News and case studies on public service delivery from the Public service delivery team and guests.

Public services and partnerships: Ruth Breidenbach-Roe
Ruth Breidenbach-Roe shares her thoughts on public services and the voluntary sector with a particular focus on commissioning in criminal justice.
Research: David Kane
David Kane, NCVO's research analyst, discusses data and emerging trends in the voluntary and community sector and wider civil society.

Research: Veronique Jochum
Véronique Jochum, Research Manager blogs about the latest research from NCVO and other research related topics on civil society.
Coaching and campaigning: Sarah Shimmin Gilbert
Sarah Shimmin Gilbert shares her thoughts and ideas on coaching, campaigning and the voluntary sector.

NCVO events blog
Presentations, speeches etc from NCVO events and conferences.
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The Big Picture: Megan Griffith Gray
Megan Griffith Gray, Head of Communications and Information, discusses current debates in the public policy arena.
Working for a charity: Georgina Anstey
Georgina Anstey presents the voluntary sector as a positive career option, reflects on what makes it unique and offers tips on getting in to and working in the sector.
Non-NCVO blogger
Compact: Compact Voice team blog
Sharing good practice on partnership working and the Compact. Posts by Vicky Redding, Tom Elkins and guests from Compact Voice.
Innovation: Katherine William-Powlett
Katherine William-Powlett, Innovation specialist, shares her thoughts on innovation and civil society.
Visual communication
Virpi Oinonen, Online engagement officer, brings the visual revolution to the third sector.
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