Every week this summer we're setting an action that everyone can do to help support people affected with homelessness, as part of the Citizens Do movement.
Read on to reveal the first weekly action in our new movement enabling everyday citizens to help support people affected by homelessness, Citizens Do.
Earlier this month our 2018 tour of Cathy came to a close, but we’re excited to announce that its legacy will continue with the public launch of our new campaign
In her second blog from New York, our Programme Delivery Manager Flora Newbigin explores how important it is to have fun, even when dealing with tough subjects and situations.
Our Programme Delivery Manager Flora Newbigin is in New York as part of The Transatlantic Practice Exchange, a placement offered to five frontline homelessness staff to explore different practice topics and share their learning on their return.
No One Turned Away – the campaign that led to the Homelessness Reduction Act –won best Coalition Campaign at this year’s National Campaigning Awards. Cardboard Citizens is proud of the significant role we played in this campaign.
Some of the world’s most respected modern artists are taking part in a one-day exhibition and auction to raise funds for Cardboard Citizens.
We are delighted that the Chair of our Development Board, Sophie Dexter, has been shortlisted for a 2018 Emcees Arts and Culture Award for Excellence in Fundraising, in the Best Volunteer Fundraiser category.
Last week our 2018 Cathy tour kicked off in Cornwall with an incredible start.
Cardboard Citizens would like to congratulate Dr Iroise Dumontheil and the incredible team of neuroscientists who collaborated on Cardboard Citizen’s 2016 piece Meta, who have just been ‘Highly Commended’ at the Birkbeck Public Engagement Awards.
Today 2018’s Weston Jerwood Creative Bursaries Programme officially launches at an event where 40 talented graduates – including our very own Vicky Moran – will celebrate t
Cardboard Citizens is honoured to announce that we will be commemorating 100 years since women got the vote as one of 100 organisation’s taking part in Artichoke's once-in-a-lifetime Processions project.
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