Right To Food UK Commission
How To Get Involved
There are many ways for you to get involved in the work of the Right To Food UK Commission:
1. Submit Evidence to the Commission:
We are collecting evidence from individuals, community groups, non-government organisations, civil society , academics, food service providers, health and social workers, activists and more.
This is an opportunity to contribute your experiences and ideas to help end hunger in the UK and your inputs will contribute to the Commission’s roadmap to legislation to achieve this by 2035.
2. Community (Individual) Voices - Share your views:
We really want to hear from people with lived experience of food insecurity. Please share your views about feeding yourselves and your families and help to shape the work of the Right To Food UK Commission.
3. Ask your MP to support Early Day Motion 2678:
You can ask your own MP to sign Early Day Motion 2678 in support of the Right To Food UK Commission.
Look up your MP using the UK Parliament “Find Your MP” tool. Use your postcode to find your MP and their contact details.
Email them in your own words - a short, personal message is powerful.
Use the wording below as a starting point if you wish:
“As your constituent, I’m asking you to support Early Day Motion 2678 tabled by Ian Byrne MP on the work of the Right to Food UK Commission. Everyone should have secure access to good food, and I believe Parliament has a vital role in making this a reality. Please add your name to EDM 2678 and show your support for the Commission’s work.”
Please let us when you’ve contacted your MP as this helps us track national momentum and identify where more engagement is needed. You can do this by copying in Commission Vice Chair Ian Byrne MP to your email using ian.byrne.mp@parliament.uk
4. Deliver your own workshop session to feed into the Commission:
Another great way to get involved is to organise and deliver your own workshop/session to feed into the work of the Commission. We have prepared a ‘Workshop-in-a-box’ toolkit comprising a ready-to-go Slide Deck and a step-by-step Facilitator Guide to support you.
5. Support the Commission on social media:
You'll find us on Instagram, X (formerly Twitter) and LinkedIn. Please support our posts, follow, like, share, repost and comment.
You could also share your own insights on the work of the Commission and tag us into your posts.
We're using the following hashtags: #RightToFood #UKCommission #RTFCommission #EndHunger #HungerIsAPoliticalChoice