There are lots of different ways you can get involved with CAAT, depending on your skills, time and resources:
Local Campaigning
There are local CAAT groups and contacts around the country who publicise our campaigns in their area, research and campaign against local arms manufacturers and lobby local MPs and decision-makers. Even where there are no CAAT groups, supporters in local areas still carry out vital work as part of our local network.
Christian Network
The CAAT Christian Network takes up arms trade issues amongst Christian communities and reflects a tradition of Christian involvement in the Peace Movement.
Universities Network
Our Universities Network is for both students and those who work at universities, and tends to focus on arms companies on campus as well as wider issues.
Help CAAT financially
From a simple donation to a sponsored skydive, there are lots of ways you can help raise the money CAAT needs to campaign effectively.
Sign up for CAATnews
CAATnews is our bi-monthly magazine for arms-trade campaigners. Subscribe to it to keep in touch with all our work.
Email lists
When you sign up on our email lists, you can choose to get our monthly email bulletin and/or press releases.
Jobs and Volunteering
Volunteers in our London office carry out much of our work, in co-ordination with our staff. This ranges from research to archiving to campaigning. More info on the jobs and volunteering pages.
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