The Campaign Against Criminalising Communities (CAMPACC) was formed in March 2001 in response the banning of 21 organisations under powers of the Terrorism Act 2000. The Campaign brings together human rights activists, lawyers, journalists, and communities which find themselves targeted by so-called "anti-terrorism" legislation. CAMPACC organises public meetings, petitions, Parliamentary lobbies, submissions to Parliamentary bodies, as well as protests at court hearings and prisons.

Housmans is London's premier radical bookshop - selling a wide range of radical literature dealing with the full spectrum of campaigning issues. Its variety of political magazines, newsletters and journals is unmatched anywhere in Britain. With its roots in the radical pacifist end of the peace movement - Housmans aims to be a broad-based, non-sectarian shop, encouraging the dissemination of a wide range of progressive and alternative ideas.

The King's Cross Railway Lands Group was formed 20 years ago and has campaigned ever since to try and secure community benefits from the development of the extensive railway land adjoining King's Cross and St Pancras stations in central London. The group is an 'umbrella' linking individuals as well as many local groups of residents, tenants, businesses and campaigns. Its members are from the Camden and Islington Boroughs of London but others are welcome to associate themselves with its campaigns.

Founded in 1951 by a cross-party group of British parliamentarians, the One World Trust is an independent think tank that conducts research, develops recommendations and advocates for reform to make policy and decision-making processes in global governance more accountable to the people they affect now and in the future, and to ensure that international laws are strengthened and applied equally to all.