Campaigns
We're harnessing the might of Mumsnet behind causes close to your heart - whether it's the Let Girls Be Girls campaign, our Miscarriage Code of Practice, our drive to mobilise a network of digital champions for RaceOnline, or our campaign to change how Britain's libel laws affect online publishers like Mumsnet. This page highlights all Mumsnet's campaigning activity - our own campaigns, plus other causes we think you might like to hear about.
Your input is vital, so please do keep contributing your ideas and observations on the Campaigns topic in Talk.
Rape awareness campaign
Our We Believe You campaign aims to highlight the prevalence of rape and sexual assault in women's lives, and to dispel the myths surrounding rape, which make women feel they will not be believed.
Campaign of the week
National charity Victim Support helps one million people a year. Proposed changes could reduce this support and mean victims suffer twice, once with the crime and again when society turns its back.
Draft libel reform bill
The government has published its draft libel reform bill, and the round of consultation on its provisions is coming to an end. Mumsnet is hoping that there will be changes that better address the challenges facing online publishers.
Better Miscarriage Care campaign
We've launched a campaign for Better Miscarriage Care and we need your backing to help get the NHS to translate our five-point code of care into a reality. Find out what we're calling for, how you can help and who's already backing us.
Become a Mumsnet digital champion
A staggering 9 million adults have never used the internet. We're supporting Race Online's Go ON campaign - we want to mobilise a network of Mumsnet Digital Champions who can inspire, encourage, and help other people to get online.
More Mumsnet campaigns
Find out more about other Mumsnet campaigns, and tell us what you think. Which issues do you think Mumsnet should throw its campaigning weight behind? Over to you...
Maternal mortality
Merlin, the international healthcare charity, is championing midwives working in some of the world’s toughest places. They're focusing especially on Afghanistan – officially the worst place in the world to give birth.
Lads mags displays
We are delighted to announce that Sainsburys, Morrisons, Waitrose, BP*, ASDA, The Co-operative Group and Tesco have all pledged to support Mumsnet's campaign to keep lads' mags out of children's view in all their stores.