Support Independent Media

Aim

To uncover the stories happening on the ground and outside London, we need to train and pay writers reporting from their own communities

This is the fight of our lives

Help us cover what's really happening by donating today

At the 2019 election, Red Pepper has dug deeper to uncover the stories, campaigns and activism happening at the grassroots – beyond London and across the UK.

With support from this crowdfunder, we commissioned work analysing the Tories' attack on the travelling community, the battle for Sheffield Hallam and the tax-avoidance of large tech companies.

To help us continue to commission grassroots writers and tell stories that need to be heard, we need to train and pay writers who can report what’s going on in their own communities.

Red Pepper is run on voluntary and freelance labour, with just one part-time staff member. Despite this, we have committed to ensuring all writers are paid for their labour.

Therefore, we need your support.

Donate to our General Election fund now so we can fund quality journalism from the frontline.

If you don’t currently receive our print magazine, then now is also the perfect time to become a subscriber. With our pay-as-you-feel subscription, you can support us for as little as £2 a month. Subscribe today and receive our latest issue Land, Labour, Liberty, with our next edition out next month.

Write for us

Do you have a story or perspective that is getting missed at this election? Our editors want to hear from you. If you'd like for Red Pepper during the campaign period, contact us at [email protected]. We also welcome videographers, photographers and those with skills in social media to get in touch. We would especially like to commission citizen journalists, writers of colour, womxn and people based outside of London.

Any amount you can donate to this project will ensure we can fund creative work and vital independent journalism to cut through the noise and take the fight to this destructive tory government

This project successfully funded on 26th December 2019