Support us with a donation or a membership subscription today and help us fight social and economic injustice around the globe.
At Global Justice Now we’re proud to be outspoken. We take on issues that others are afraid to touch and we don’t make compromises.
Support us with a donation and help us fight social and economic injustice around the globe.
£10 could help win tough government regulation that puts people before profit
£25 could help spread the word and build public pressure against corporate greed
£50 could help build a vibrant grassroots movement across the world standing up to justice
At Global Justice Now we’re proud to be outspoken. We take on issues that others are afraid to touch and we don’t make compromises.
Become a member for just £3 per month and help us fight social and economic injustice around the globe.
£3 will help to win tough government regulation that puts people before profit
£5 will help spread the word and build public pressure against corporate greed
£20 will help build a vibrant grassroots movement across the world standing up to injustice
By making a monthly donation...
At Global Justice Now we’re proud to be outspoken. We take on issues that others are afraid to touch and we don’t make compromises.
Become a member for 1 year for just £36 and help us fight social and economic injustice around the globe.
£36 will help to win tough government regulation that puts people before profit
£50 will help spread the word and build public pressure against corporate greed
£70 will help build a vibrant grassroots movement across the world standing up to injustice
By making an annual donation...
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Sam organises some of Global Justice Now’s key national events and supports our network of youth activist groups. Before joining the activism team, Sam worked in the campaigns team on climate justice and energy democracy. He has also been involved in grassroots climate activism, including through Reclaim the Power, and has lived and worked at Grow Heathrow, a community garden and sustainable housing project.