Petitions 2020

  • Sign a petition to add your voice to the campaign
  • Share the petition in your own networks and communities to increase the impact further

Avaaz petition in support of the call for a global ceasefire

GE petition: ventilators not bombs

Change.org petition: Invest in healthcare not militarisation

Medact petition: Radically re-imagine Public Health

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The United Kingdom is now the fifth highest military spender in the world with an annual budget of £48 billion.  How would YOU allocate this money to make the world a safer place? Go to the 2018 on-line survey  and share link with others!

Check out events that others are organising and send us details of YOUR event

SPREADING THE WORD

  • Use Twitter. Between 16 – 22 April help a create a Twitter storm by tweeting what you would spend £48 billion on to @hmtreasury with #GCOMS  #RethinkSecurity e.g. @hmtreasury “If I had £48 billion a year I would prefer to spend it on  #NHS. I prefer. #GCOMS #RethinkSecurity”
  • Look out for news stories of national and local cuts to health/education/overseas aid/community development/climate change and sustainable development – stories may provide useful opportunities for letters to editors, or messages to use in articles, letters or banners.
  • These are  ‘Global’ days so emphasise the links and solidarity with others around the world taking action of the same day.

Take Action Think the government has its spending priorities wrong? Let them know!

Arms to Renewables - Shift priorities to create better jobs and a safer world.Arms to renewables

What if the United Kingdom took real action to tackle the biggest threat we face: climate change? Shift  arms to renewables.

Destroyed house in the south of Sanaa, YemenStop Arms to Saudi Arabia

Sign the petition to Boris Johnson and stop UK  arms exports to Saudi Arabia. The UK has continued to support Saudi air strikes in Yemen and provide arms despite overwhelming evidence of repeated breaches of international

Rethinking Security

Find out more about this project and join the conversation

Two young people drop buttons into buckets to vote for a safer worldDo you work with young people?

Find out how they would vote with these education resources.

Take part in the Rethinking Security competition