HOPE not hate examined Tommy Robinson's shift towards US and international sponsors and the growing divide between his self-styled image as a global statesman and critics who see him as a grifter.

Our work focuses on the organised far right, the communities who are susceptible to them and the issues and policies which give rise to them. We build skills and resilience across communities and civil society organisations, creating an alternative narrative of togetherness and unity. We leverage the power of HOPE by creating a platform for ordinary people to do the extraordinary. That includes supporting the wider sector to have greater impact in opposing hatred in all its forms through more effective collaboration and sharing of skills, promotion of social cohesion and defending Britain’s multicultural and multiracial society. Through our work, we defend, champion and promote democracy and the rule of law; speaking out against anti-democratic and authoritarian forces and policies. To do all of this, we work to build, nurture and safeguard a powerful team of staff, volunteers and supporters, including investing in staff and volunteer learning and development. With our roots firmly and proudly in the British antifascist movement, our approach strategic, remaining agile and meeting and overcoming threats. We are continually researching and reassessing the political and extremist landscape, ready to meet the challenges we face.

Founded 2004