13-14th May, 2025, leading nonprofits, agencies, partners and Engaging Networks staff gathered in London for 2 days of case studies, workshops, panels and talks on techniques and best practices to help your organization raise more money and win more campaigns. Watch the replay of the main stage sessions here.

Here's what attendees are saying about our community conferences:

"I just really love seeing the cool stuff that is possible with EN and seeing the community aspect of sharing knowledge, frustrations, and passions."

"The case studies were all very thought provoking and gave practical examples of how EN can be successfully used for fundraising and campaigning."

Course curriculum

  • 1

    ENCC London 2025 Day One

    • Introduction to ENCC London 2025

    • Young Women's Trust: A successful digital mobilisation campaign for young women

    • National Autistic Society: Power and possibilities of local data

    • Electoral Reform: Diolch, Engaging Networks - How we mobilised supporters in Wales

    • Care 2 & Freedom From Torture: Implementing the new soft opt in, what charities need to know

    • Numiko & Children Society: Designing for great storytelling

    • Forward Action: Get more conversions from your Engaging Networks pages

    • Animal Justice Project: One year on - celebrating our Engaging Networks anniversary!

    • Engaging Networks Roadmap 2025
  • 2

    ENCC London 2025 Day Two

    • Keynote: Jouja Maamri - Funding reimagined – building movements in a shifting world

    • Engaging Networks: Data Privacy - What's it all about?

    • Cats Protection: The Cat Manifesto

    • Cancer Research: Never break the (daisy) chain, recruiting new supporters during a general election

    • Pancreatic Cancer: General election wins with the help of Engaging Networks

    • Born Free: Clawing at the cages - combining advocacy and fundraising for maximum impact

    • RSPB: A customisable letter to English MPs on planning

    • Forward Action: How the right wins the internet (and what we must do next)