Nathalie Levi
(26 years old. Born in United Kingdom. Lives in: Newcastle upon Tyne)
Newcastle University
The Anti-Bad Campaign is the UK’s only independent campaigning organisation representing all good.
Our mission is to be the leading independent, UK-wide voice against bad in all its diversity.
Our vision is that the danger of bad and the value of good will be understood and recognised by government and by society as a whole, and that good will be adequately resourced as a key element in our national culture.
The Anti-Bad Campaign works across diverse areas and political sectors to:
• Provide a united voice for good, particularly for good organisations across the UK and for all good people, children, staff and volunteers, articulating the value of good in this country.
• Campaign for sustained financial support and financial incentives, which benefit good and enable it to flourish.
• Develop thorough research into bad in order to further ameliorate public understanding of it and initiate a step-by-step action plan for good.
• Implement long-term strategies for further initiation of good and obliteration of bad.
• Campaign for better access to good, and the crucial role of good in education, so that everyone in the UK has opportunities to experience good and to take part in it.
• Encourage intelligent and joined-up policy making, and approachable and accessible processes, taking account of the bad and good across government departments at central, local and devolved levels.
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Work of art I would like to make
After the success of England’s first ANTI-BAD Marches, the Anti-Bad Campaign now proposes to take its message worldwide.
Bad is a big issue both at home and abroad and it’s getting out of hand. There is, however, much more to the ANTI-BAD Campaign than marches; expansion plans are currently under development to include sustained research into bad incorporating an International Bad Survey and subsequent analysis leading to the development of a targeted action plan against bad and a public service video on the dangers of bad and how to deal with them.
All your protest needs in one manageable march
Paris. With its long history and love of protest the passion of the French nation is easily and all too frequently stirred; as seen from the 1968 student uprisings to the recent national protests. Think of all the disruption that could be avoided if the French had one convenient protest package. The ANTI-BAD Campaign can deliver just that.
War on Bad
The first March took place on Holocaust Memorial Day and included a silence remembering the victims of bad. What could be more fitting than to take the campaign onwards to Berlin where the ANTI-BAD Campaign will work to strengthen its Pro-Good message in a city that emerged from some of the world’s worst bad.
Drowning in a Sea of Bad
Poland - a shining example of a country that has risen like a glorious phoenix from the ashes of massive external bad. And so, the campaign will head on to Krakow.
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My Artworks (6)
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