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Future Advocacy is proud to have worked on the Junk Food Marketing Exposé for Bite Back 2030. Bite Back 2030 is a youth-led movement to create healthier and fairer environments for young people with...
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We amplify the advocacy impact of people who are making the world a better place.
Designing winning advocacy strategies
Delivering impactful global government relations work
Researching, developing policy, and writing
Training in all aspects of strategy, lobbying, campaigning, and media work
Applying AI to social change
We are designing and implementing the Jamie Oliver Group’s advocacy strategy to fight child obesity and fix the food system.
We have campaigned successfully to save Free School Meals, to bring in a sugary drinks levy, to ban the sale of energy drinks to under 16s, and to stop junk food advertising to children.
We are designing and implementing the Jamie Oliver Group’s advocacy strategy to fight child obesity and fix the food system.
We have campaigned successfully to save Free School Meals, to bring in a sugary drinks levy, to ban the sale of energy drinks to under 16s, and to stop junk food advertising to children.
We were commissioned by the Wellcome Trust to examine the ethical, social, and political implications of the use of AI in health and medical research. We went beyond issues that have already been identified, such as those around the use of patient data and algorithmic transparency, to explore whether these new technologies throw up new ethical issues, or challenge existing ethical principles in new ways. The Wellcome Trust announced £1 million in funding.
We were commissioned by the Wellcome Trust to examine the ethical, social, and political implications of the use of AI in health and medical research. We went beyond issues that have already been identified, such as those around the use of patient data and algorithmic transparency, to explore whether these new technologies throw up new ethical issues, or challenge existing ethical principles in new ways. The Wellcome Trust announced £1 million in funding.
We worked with men’s health charity Movember to develop their advocacy strategy. Together we identified how they could best play to their strengths, where they could add most value, and how they can have the biggest impact. Movember is working to bring about change across its three cause areas – prostate cancer, testicular cancer, and mental health. Founded in 2003, it has raised almost US$1 billion and implemented programmes in 20 countries.
We worked with men’s health charity Movember to develop their advocacy strategy. Together we identified how they could best play to their strengths, where they could add most value, and how they can have the biggest impact. Movember is working to bring about change across its three cause areas – prostate cancer, testicular cancer, and mental health. Founded in 2003, it has raised almost US$1 billion and implemented programmes in 20 countries.
We are propositional, analytical and non-partisan, and combine rigorous research with our advocacy know-how.
Our research has been widely covered in the media and we’ve had great feedback about our innovative events.
Future Advocacy was commissioned by the Wellcome Trust to look at the ethical, social, and political implications of the use of AI in health and medical research. We wanted to go beyond issues that have already been identified, such as those around the use of patient data and algorithmic transparency, to explore whether these new technologies throw up new ethical issues, or challenge existing ethical principles in new ways. The Wellcome Trust is using the findings to inform future funding programmes.
– Daniel O’Connor, Wellcome Trust