Campaign Against Arms Trade thrives on your participation.

For more information on all of these contact the CAAT office on 020 7281 0297 or if you have any enquiries not covered below contact enquiries(at)caat·org·uk

Subscribe to a CAAT email list
Sign up to receive the monthly CAAT bulletin with the latest news and events; to receive press releases; to join the list for the CAAT Action Network and find out about nonviolent direct action to stop the arms trade; or to find out when the latest CAATnews is on the website.
Contact enquiries(at)caat·org·uk or visit www.caat.org.uk/lists

Make a donation
The donations of our supporters enable CAAT to struggle for a world without arms trading; without your help there would be no campaign. Support CAAT by sending us a cheque, setting up a regular standing order donation, or by taking part in a fundraising event.
Contact Kathryn (fundraising(at)caat·org·uk).

Contact your MP
It is estimated that every letter written to a politician represents about 80 people who care but haven't got around to writing. If you would like to visit or write to your MP, contact the CAAT office to find out if your MP has shown an interest in arms trade issues.
On some issues it is also worth contacting your MEP. If you live in Northern Ireland, Scotland or Wales, you can also raise issues that have an impact on employment or the economy with your national representatives.
Contact Ann (parliamentary(at)caat·org·uk).

Campaign locally
CAAT has a network of local contacts and groups around the UK who take responsibility for promoting antiarms trade activity and the work of CAAT in their area. Get in contact if you would like to know what is happening in your area or if you are interested in becoming a local contact or setting up a group. All that's needed is a willingness to raise awareness of arms trade issues in any way that you feel is appropriate.
Contact Beccie (outreach(at)caat·org·uk) for info, including the Local Campaigns Pack.

Raise awareness
Organising a public meeting, using the local media and running a street stall have proved effective ways for CAAT groups to raise awareness of arms trade issues. CAAT can provide speakers for public meetings, materials for stalls and can also help with publicity.
Contact Anna (outreach(at)caat·org·uk) or Beccie (outreach(at)caat·org·uk).
For media info contact Symon (press(at)caat·org·uk).

Research the arms companies
CAAT has produced a range of research on the UK's main arms companies. However, staff at the CAAT office are not able to track all arms company developments and would appreciate receiving any information you find. This can include anything from watching out for information in your local press, to undertaking basic research in your local library, to approaching a company directly for information.
Contact Ian (research(at)caat·org·uk).

Protest against the arms trade
A protest can confront the arms trade and illustrate that many people do not think that the arms trade is an ordinary, acceptable business. In addition, a protest can generate a lot of publicity, which will raise awareness about the company and the arms trade in general. CAAT is a non-violent organisation and any protest organised under the name of CAAT needs to be non-violent (contact the office for the CAAT guidelines).
Contact Anna (outreach(at)caat·org·uk).

Join the CAAT Christian Network
The Network raises arms trade issues within national church structures and local churches.
Contact Alun Morinan at (outreach(at)caat·org·uk).

Order a CAAT publication
CAAT produces briefings, reports and leaflets on a range of issues.
Contact Patrick (office(at)caat·org·uk).