Robin Adams
@robinadams@mathstodon.xyz  ·  activity timestamp yesterday
A bullet point list titled: Key findings With bullets: - An organised anti-rights movement targeting the rights of women and LGBT+ people is growing in the UK. Over 60% of the organisations mapped have emerged since 2017, the vast majority gender critical organisations. - Out of the sample of 117 mapped, 37 have spent over £144 million between 2019 and 2024, an increase of 47%. - One in three of the organisations mapped are registered charities, this means they can apply for institutional funding and may be eligible for 'Gift Aid' - a scheme enabling registered charities to reclaim tax on donations. - The biggest spenders are ultra-conservative Christian policy and advocacy organisations (£46.7 million), followed by UK branches of US groups (£43.9 million) and anti-abortian organisations (£35.8 million)
A bullet point list titled: Key findings With bullets: - An organised anti-rights movement targeting the rights of women and LGBT+ people is growing in the UK. Over 60% of the organisations mapped have emerged since 2017, the vast majority gender critical organisations. - Out of the sample of 117 mapped, 37 have spent over £144 million between 2019 and 2024, an increase of 47%. - One in three of the organisations mapped are registered charities, this means they can apply for institutional funding and may be eligible for 'Gift Aid' - a scheme enabling registered charities to reclaim tax on donations. - The biggest spenders are ultra-conservative Christian policy and advocacy organisations (£46.7 million), followed by UK branches of US groups (£43.9 million) and anti-abortian organisations (£35.8 million)
A bullet point list titled: Key findings With bullets: - An organised anti-rights movement targeting the rights of women and LGBT+ people is growing in the UK. Over 60% of the organisations mapped have emerged since 2017, the vast majority gender critical organisations. - Out of the sample of 117 mapped, 37 have spent over £144 million between 2019 and 2024, an increase of 47%. - One in three of the organisations mapped are registered charities, this means they can apply for institutional funding and may be eligible for 'Gift Aid' - a scheme enabling registered charities to reclaim tax on donations. - The biggest spenders are ultra-conservative Christian policy and advocacy organisations (£46.7 million), followed by UK branches of US groups (£43.9 million) and anti-abortian organisations (£35.8 million)
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Robin Adams
@robinadams@mathstodon.xyz  ·  activity timestamp yesterday
A bullet point list titled: Key findings With bullets: - An organised anti-rights movement targeting the rights of women and LGBT+ people is growing in the UK. Over 60% of the organisations mapped have emerged since 2017, the vast majority gender critical organisations. - Out of the sample of 117 mapped, 37 have spent over £144 million between 2019 and 2024, an increase of 47%. - One in three of the organisations mapped are registered charities, this means they can apply for institutional funding and may be eligible for 'Gift Aid' - a scheme enabling registered charities to reclaim tax on donations. - The biggest spenders are ultra-conservative Christian policy and advocacy organisations (£46.7 million), followed by UK branches of US groups (£43.9 million) and anti-abortian organisations (£35.8 million)
A bullet point list titled: Key findings With bullets: - An organised anti-rights movement targeting the rights of women and LGBT+ people is growing in the UK. Over 60% of the organisations mapped have emerged since 2017, the vast majority gender critical organisations. - Out of the sample of 117 mapped, 37 have spent over £144 million between 2019 and 2024, an increase of 47%. - One in three of the organisations mapped are registered charities, this means they can apply for institutional funding and may be eligible for 'Gift Aid' - a scheme enabling registered charities to reclaim tax on donations. - The biggest spenders are ultra-conservative Christian policy and advocacy organisations (£46.7 million), followed by UK branches of US groups (£43.9 million) and anti-abortian organisations (£35.8 million)
A bullet point list titled: Key findings With bullets: - An organised anti-rights movement targeting the rights of women and LGBT+ people is growing in the UK. Over 60% of the organisations mapped have emerged since 2017, the vast majority gender critical organisations. - Out of the sample of 117 mapped, 37 have spent over £144 million between 2019 and 2024, an increase of 47%. - One in three of the organisations mapped are registered charities, this means they can apply for institutional funding and may be eligible for 'Gift Aid' - a scheme enabling registered charities to reclaim tax on donations. - The biggest spenders are ultra-conservative Christian policy and advocacy organisations (£46.7 million), followed by UK branches of US groups (£43.9 million) and anti-abortian organisations (£35.8 million)
Robin Adams
@robinadams@mathstodon.xyz  ·  activity timestamp yesterday
Robin Adams
@robinadams@mathstodon.xyz  ·  activity timestamp yesterday
A bullet point list titled: Key findings With bullets: - An organised anti-rights movement targeting the rights of women and LGBT+ people is growing in the UK. Over 60% of the organisations mapped have emerged since 2017, the vast majority gender critical organisations. - Out of the sample of 117 mapped, 37 have spent over £144 million between 2019 and 2024, an increase of 47%. - One in three of the organisations mapped are registered charities, this means they can apply for institutional funding and may be eligible for 'Gift Aid' - a scheme enabling registered charities to reclaim tax on donations. - The biggest spenders are ultra-conservative Christian policy and advocacy organisations (£46.7 million), followed by UK branches of US groups (£43.9 million) and anti-abortian organisations (£35.8 million)
A bullet point list titled: Key findings With bullets: - An organised anti-rights movement targeting the rights of women and LGBT+ people is growing in the UK. Over 60% of the organisations mapped have emerged since 2017, the vast majority gender critical organisations. - Out of the sample of 117 mapped, 37 have spent over £144 million between 2019 and 2024, an increase of 47%. - One in three of the organisations mapped are registered charities, this means they can apply for institutional funding and may be eligible for 'Gift Aid' - a scheme enabling registered charities to reclaim tax on donations. - The biggest spenders are ultra-conservative Christian policy and advocacy organisations (£46.7 million), followed by UK branches of US groups (£43.9 million) and anti-abortian organisations (£35.8 million)
A bullet point list titled: Key findings With bullets: - An organised anti-rights movement targeting the rights of women and LGBT+ people is growing in the UK. Over 60% of the organisations mapped have emerged since 2017, the vast majority gender critical organisations. - Out of the sample of 117 mapped, 37 have spent over £144 million between 2019 and 2024, an increase of 47%. - One in three of the organisations mapped are registered charities, this means they can apply for institutional funding and may be eligible for 'Gift Aid' - a scheme enabling registered charities to reclaim tax on donations. - The biggest spenders are ultra-conservative Christian policy and advocacy organisations (£46.7 million), followed by UK branches of US groups (£43.9 million) and anti-abortian organisations (£35.8 million)
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