A publishing platform to support marginalised communities and amplify their campaigns. Its Freedom of Information and Take Action sections shine a light on the incoherences of policy-making and generate public participation in campaigns.
Chloë Trew, Director, Participation and the Practice of Rights:
It's a real pleasure to work with rabble.coop. They carefully consider each brief and are capable of distilling the needs of each campaign to provide a tailored solution. They are very flexible in a changing and fast-paced environment and their experience of organising means they can provide valuable advice on how to increase the impact of tech solutions.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, rabble.coop created PPR's main website to profile our various activities during the lockdowns. They worked with us to build features to identify community support networks, monitor quickly changing laws and policies and expose companies trying to profit from the pandemic at the expense of people's rights.
As our needs changed, rabble.coop adapted the website and built new sections to support online participation, profile campaigns, publish freedom of information responses and policy analyses. This has led to tens of thousands of people engaging with PPR's content, messaging and demands, as well as joining our campaign groups.
In 2021, rabble.coop converted Freedom of Information data on access to counselling into an interactive map, revealing the 'postcode lottery' that exists for people in emotional distress trying to get help. This initiative launched the Take Action section of the site which has expanded our campaign reach significantly.
