Charity Blogposts

Who speaks for aid? Spokespeople, race and the problem with terms like 'aid recipient'

Who speaks for aid? Spokespeople, race and the 'aid recipient problem'

A new report about aid messengers sheds light on how the public respond to different types of spokespeople in charity appeals.

Mar 2021 Molly Anders
Does progress play a role in public support?

Does progress play a role in public support?

Building back better: UK public engagement & priorities in the COVID-19 era

Building back better: UK public engagement & priorities in the COVID-19 era

Caught between solidarity and self-interest: Public support for development cooperation during the COVID-19 pandemic in Germany

Caught between solidarity and self-interest: Public support for development cooperation during the COVID-19 pandemic in Germany

"The adverts. You must have seen them?" The impact of pity-based appeals on British aid perceptions

"The adverts. You must have seen them?" The impact of pity-based appeals on British aid perceptions

Who do the public trust for news about COVID-19?

Who do the public trust for COVID info? Hint: Not social media or politicians

Time for a New Narrative: Alternatives to the language of aid, charity and so-called ‘international development’

Time for a new narrative: Alternatives to the language of aid, charity and so-called ‘international development’

DFID-FCO merger: What do the British public want?

DFID-FCO merger: What do the British public want?

How to talk about Covid-19: Insights from the British public

How to talk about Covid-19: Insights from the British public

Generation Equality Part II: Public understanding of structural sexism boosts willingness to donate

Generation Equality Part II: Greater public understanding of structural sexism boosts willingness to donate

Reinventing NGO Campaigning

Reinventing NGO Campaigning

Make me care, if you can: Explaining public support for foreign aid to the unconcerned public

Make me care, if you can: Explaining support for foreign aid to the unconcerned public