Campaigns
We're harnessing the might of Mumsnet and putting it behind causes close to your heart. They range from This Is My Child and Let Girls Be Girls, to our Miscarriage Care and We Believe You campaigns and our campaign to change how Britain's libel laws affect online publishers like us.
This page highlights all of our campaigning activity – both our own campaigns, and 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.
Better Postnatal Care
A recent Mumsnet survey found major failings in the current postnatal care system – we want to change that. Find out how you can get involved and make better postnatal care a reality for all.
Publish Parental Leave
Mumsnet is calling for large employers to publish their parental leave policies for all to see.
Guest Campaign
The #AskforEvidence campaign encourages young people (and parents!) to ask: how do I know who or what to believe?
Campaign for a Better Menopause
Mumsnet and Gransnet have launched a campaign to help women going through the menopause get the treatment they need.
Miscarriage Care
Thousands of women have used Mumsnet to share heartbreaking stories illustrating where #miscarriagecare fell short. We're asking politicians to pledge to improve miscarriage care, based on our Code of Care, by the end of the next parliament.
Bounty Mutiny
#BountyMutiny: We're calling for a ban on Bounty sales reps in maternity wards, following a survey which found 82% of you believe it's unacceptable for the NHS to allow commercial companies access to patients.
Sex and Relationships Education
We're backing the campaign from Everyday Sexism and End Violence Against Women to make SRE in schools compulsory, to include sexual consent, relationships, gender stereotypes and online pornography.
Mumsnet campaigns
The story so far: Mumsnetters have powered some influential and successful campaigns over the years, from miscarriage care to lads' mags. Find out more and tell us what you think – which issues ought we to be throwing our campaigning weight behind?