Challenging the ‘securitised’ policing of protest movements

£35,681 over one year to mount a campaign to challenge the ‘securitised’ policing of protest movements in Northern Ireland (NI), which is hindering movements for racial justice, reproductive rights and other rights-protecting causes

Improve institutional responses to transnational repression

£38,782 over one year for a project aimed at improving the government’s response to transnational attacks on journalists living and working in the UK

Operation Black Vote 2025

£68,000 over one year to enhance your organisational capacity and deepen local engagement through the National Voter Registration Alliance

Building pressure for Proportional Representation under a Labour government

£57,228 over one year to maintain and extend Labour movement demands for Proportional Representation

Monitoring the number of Disabled MPs for the first time

£59,150 over one year to fund a research project to find out the exact number of disabled MPs there are in the current 2024-2029 Parliament and to understand accurately how representative this Parliament is, whilst researching further the barriers to disclosure for disabled MPs

Mobilising for House of Commons reform and a restored culture of scrutiny in the 2024 parliament

£56,431 over one year to conduct work on House of Commons reform in the new parliament, focused on strengthening parliament and restoring standards of scrutiny and accountability

“Radical Liberalism in an Age of Crisis”

A one-off grant of £3,140 to enable the publication of a book of essays on key topical political issues, which will provide a Liberal response to the declining participation in politics

Black British Mandate Implementation (Phase II)

£73,148 over one year for the implementation of the recently launched Black British Mandate and also to secure the delivery of at least three of its policy demands set out in the mandate within the current parliamentary period

Democracy Classroom – 2025

£44,160 over one year to coordinate work to support young people to effectively engage with democracy through the Democracy Classroom Network, with a focus on Votes at 16, automatic voter registration, elections and the curriculum review