Get Involved
Whether you’ve got a minute, a morning, or a month, help spread the important work of Anti-Tribalism Movement by telling your friends and family about us.
It is the interest of all us to do something when we see a tribalistic incident. Bystanders do, of course, assess the advantages and disadvantages of interference…
Many can quickly conclude that the potential price of speaking out against tribalism outweighs the benefits of doing so. But when bystanders speak out against tribalism, it can have profound effects. Hearing or seeing a bystander intervention can foster increased expressions of anti-tribalism. It can also defeat some of the conditions of tribal prejudice, given that those who tribally abuse others tend to believe that those around them share their attitudes. That is to say, bystander action stops someone committing an act of abuse from thinking that the community accepts their behavior. Click here to become member and HEAR NO TRIBALISM-SPEAK NO TRIBALISM.
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Volunteer
Whether you’ve got a few extra hours to pop into the Anti-Tribalism Movement offices and help with mailings, deliver trainings, attend our events, share your experience or you can volunteer our events and projects...
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Join the Movement
Become a full member/supporter of the Anti-Tribalism Movement and we will contact you on a regular basis to inform you about our projects and appeals. Please remember that we are a voluntary organization that relies on donations to carry out our work...
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Donate
Please remember that we are a charity that relies on donations to carry out our work. Any donation no matter how small helps.
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Campaign with us
Join our campaigns through social media to counter tribalism wherever you are, talk about us, blog about us and share our work...
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Become a partner
We are a strong believer in the power of partnership-working. Through our partnerships we’ve been able to deliver direct impacts to the communities we serve and achieve a wider impact for our society...
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Sponsor a student
By donating £25 per month (or making a one off payment of £250), you will support a student who cannot afford university fees to gain an education, additional work training and potentially support an entire family out of poverty.