Network
Don’t Leave, Organise aims to build an inclusive and diverse grassroots umbrella network, run democratically by its supporting bodies, to coordinate our actions and our demands, to support and act in solidarity with each other. This page lists the growing number of organisations coming together under the DLO umbrella. Last updated May 31, 2020.
Jewish Voice for Labour
Jewish Voice for Labour was founded in July 2017 as a network for Jews in the Labour Party unrepresented by the existing organisations which had a specific orientation towards Israel. JVL quickly became the leading voice defending the Corbyn leadership and its supporters against unjust allegations of antisemitism.
Labour Representation
Committee
The Labour Representation Committee is an open, democratic and socialist organisation committed to the democratisation of the labour movement, the election of a Labour Government and the implementation of a fundamental and irreversible shift in the balance of wealth and power in favour of the working class and the promotion of internationalism, peace and equality.
Red Labour
Red Labour was formed in 2011, in response to the slow death of New Labourism and in opposition to Blue Labour, as the project positioning itself to replace it. It is made up of grassroots organisers who believe in a bottom-up approach to politics. Red Labour promotes socialism and advocates a socialist orientation in the Labour Party, unapologetically.
Fire Brigades Union
Since our foundation in 1918 we have helped create and develop the modern fire and rescue service. Our aims include protecting the safety and interests of the public and our members, preventing cuts or damaging changes to fire and rescue services, protecting our members from discrimination and unfair or illegal treatment by representing them in the workplace.
Labour International Left Alliance
LILA brings together left members of Labour International CLP, the International Section of the Labour Party, with the aim of turning it into an active campaigning Party organisation. We encourage all socialists to join, re-join or remain in the Labour Party. We promote internationalism, peace and equality and policies that support the interests of all sections of the international working class.
RMT LONDON TRANSPORT REGIONAL COUNCIL BLACK SOLIDARITY COMMITTEE
The Black Solidarity Committee is a sub-committee of the RMT union organising African, Asian and other minority members (AAM) in our three regions in the southeast. Railways have always employed large numbers of AAM workers but have been poor supporters or protectors of our rights and benefits.
Bakers Food and Allied Workers’ Union (BFAWU)
Our union is the only independent Trade Union operating within the food industry and we’ve been representing working people since 1847.
Labour Beyond Cities
Stagnant wages, crumbling public services, precarious employment and poor housing affect us all, but the fracturing of the Labour coalition along geographical and demographic lines calls for us to mobilise between communities. We want to lend the energy and effort available in big cities to local initiatives, grassroots organisations, small community operations and movements in towns and rural areas where activists can be isolated and unsupported.
Socialist Campaign Group of Labour Councillors
The Socialist Campaign Group of Labour Councillors was founded in 2019 by Labour councillors many of whom initially came together to support Richard Burgon’s deputy leadership campaign. We aim to build on our proud socialist traditions in local government, working with others from the Labour left to affect real political change, to bring about democratisation of politics and the economy.