We designed and developed the website and identity for Claim the Future, a project initiated by John McDonnell MP.

Claim the Future aims to respond to the economic and political upheaval caused by the pandemic by uniting the left behind a radical and optimistic vision of the future. The project links strategy with campaigning and action on the ground, bringing together a broad range of political actors to start imagining and building the future together.

In collaboration with Michael Oswell and Ilyanna Kerr.

We updated the Vent Your Rent site to support Generation Rent's campaign to protect renters affected by coronavirus.

The new version of site asks renters to share details about their rental situation, in order to build an evidence base, raise the public profile of renters' issues and lobby policy-makers.

We plotted these stories on a map, to assure renters that they were not alone and that others near them were also struggling.

Nurses United is a new grassroots network of nurses supporting nurses in the UK.

We worked with them to establish their brand identity, develop their website and set up their digital organising ecosystem.

Progressive International unites, organises, and mobilises progressive forces around the world.

We designed their new identity and website to help them communicate their ambitious vision and build the network further. The website allows their members to publish and distribute articles, events, toolkits and policies in multiple languages.

In collaboration with Robbie Blundell.

We worked with London Renters Union on their Can’t Pay Won’t Pay campaign.

This campaign focussed on building renter power during the pandemic, identifying and providing support to those at risk of eviction, and lobbying local and national government to cancel rent debt and ban Section 21 evictions permanently.

Working within their existing technical architecture, we built two iterations of a custom tool that allowed people to join the campaign, understand their legal rights, find advice and resources to help them and read stories from other renters.

Common Knowledge interviewed a range of Labour Party staff, elected representatives and activist members as a contribution to the Labour Together 2019 election review, and contributed to editorial discussions between April and June.

Our research is documented in a two subsidiary reports that were used to inform the main publication released on 19th June. They analyse the Labour Party's organisational structures, ground operations and digital technology and look at attempts to bring community organising to the party.

Ahead of the 2019 General Election, we worked with the Digital Organising team of the Labour Party to improve disaster recovery of the systems they manage.

Building upon existing documentation, we audited their code, created internal knowledge bases and tested the robustness of system connections. Alongside this, we produced a comprehensive report with our recommendations for improving their development processes in future.

During the 2019 General Election, My Campaign Map helped people find canvassing sessions where they'd be most effective.

Activists could add their own events and explore a nationwide campaign map. It also found nearby travel options and training.

My Plan to Win helped Labour supporters plan their activity during the crucial final weeks of the election campaign.

Activists created a personalised plan by committing to daily tasks. They could then share it with their friends and receive custom email reminders.

Generation Rent campaigns for safe, fair and secure homes for renters.

We built a website to support their National Renters Manifesto campaign during the 2019 General Election. The tool allows people to explore what the renting crisis looks like in their area, add their own experiences of private renting and sign the manifesto.

Movement is a prototype service for people who want to get involved in grassroots activism but don't know how.

We used off the shelf digital tools like WhatsApp to offer recommended first events. We facilitated conversations between first timers and organisers. Participants were grouped by shared interests or concerns so they could begin to organise themselves.