UK Campaign Manager – Petition Growth & Justice Reform

Summary
We are launching a national petition to improve the clarity and fairness of UK consent laws — particularly in cases involving neurodivergent individuals and long-term relationships, where misunderstandings can lead to wrongful convictions.

This is a sensitive, meaningful, and high-impact campaign.
We are seeking a UK-based Freelance Campaign Manager to lead outreach, messaging, media engagement, and national signature growth.

Responsibilities:
Campaign Strategy & Growth
Develop and execute a 4–6 week campaign plan
Drive national petition signature growth
Identify key audiences and outreach channels

Digital Outreach:
Manage social media posting and engagement
Create simple visuals (Canva-friendly)
Recommend/manage small paid advertising budgets
Build and grow online supporter communities

PR, Media & Stakeholder Engagement:
Draft/send press releases
Contact journalists, bloggers, influencers
Engage autism and justice-related organisations
Coordinate outreach to MPs (templates provided)

Project Management:
Provide weekly updates
Report on signature growth and engagement metrics
Handle sensitive information with discretion

Required Skills:
Campaign management experience (advocacy, charity, political, justice reform, or social issues)
Strong digital marketing & social media skills
PR/media outreach experience
Excellent written communication
Ability to handle sensitive subject matter
Understanding of neurodiversity — or willingness to learn

Preferred (Not Required):
Experience with autism-related organisations
Background in criminal justice, human rights, or social policy
Previous petition or grassroots campaign experience
Canva/basic design ability
Experience contacting MPs or public institutions

Budget & Payment:
Hourly: £30–£60/hour (≈ $40–$80 USD/hour)
Weekly retainer: £250–£450/week
4–8 week contract: negotiable
We are focused on finding the right candidate.

To Apply
Please include:
Short introduction
Relevant campaign experience
Availability
Your fee proposal
Why this campaign matters to you