ac·count·iv·ism \ n
accountivism

noun

Etymology: Blend of accountability and activism

“the organised use of evidence and action to hold those responsible for preventable harm to account.”

  • Corporations cause harm.

  • Regulators fail in their duties.

  • Inquiries report. Recommendations are ignored

  • More than 120,000 avoidable deaths every year.

Too often, warnings are ignored, harm continues and no one faces consequences.

We hold those responsible for preventable harm to account and help others take action.

What are the harms?

Tobacco Grenfell Gambling Air Pollution Sewage Toxic Chemicals Pesticides Waste Food & Alcohol Drug Pricing Unsafe Homes Workplace Exploitation Financial Mis-selling Social Media Algorithms & AI Climate & Fossil Fuels Post Office Contaminated Blood Hillsborough

Different harms.
The same question.

Who profits?

Supermarkets Water Companies Private Equity Tobacco Gambling Fossil Fuels Chemicals Social Media Big Tech Banks Financial Services Law Firms Lobbyists

Different sectors.
The same model.

Profiting from harm.

Who is responsible?

Corporations Directors Regulators Advisers Investors Government

Harm does not happen by itself.

Those with the power to prevent harm have a responsibility to prevent it.

What is the answer?

No one should have to take on power alone.

We help people collaborate, share information and use best practice.

Campaigners Practical guides Knowledge Tactics Data Parliamentarians Contacts Journalists Legal Case studies Research Experience Whistleblowers Routes to action Evidence

Work with us to hold those responsible to account and prevent further harm.