Niki May Young

Website editor, Civil Society Media Ltd

Niki is website editor at Civil Society Media. A seasoned journalist she has specialised in online content since 2007. Before joining Civil Society Media Niki was news editor for the world's largest architecture news website, World Architecture News, where she was instrumental in increasing subscribers from 115,000 to 135,000 during her editorship.

She has gained experience with the BBC, Sky News and independent production company SilverfishTV, where she assisted the production of political, charitable and union films. Her freelance writing has spanned a range of printed publications and online media.

She is also charity member and former trustee of Pass It On Africa, a charity which aims to provide education to children and young people across the continent.

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'Charity facing closure' - the journalist's quandary

Niki May Young
8 Dec 2011

Tags: Spending Cuts and Recession

Niki May Young has witnessed a changing sector over the past two years, but today she is faced with a particularly difficult challenge.

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Charities must lead the way by investing in good

Niki May Young
23 May 2011

Tags: Ethical investment | Investment | Social investment

Ethical investment by some of the top charities has significantly decreased. Niki May Young deplores the drop and calls for the sector to stand as a moral leader.

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We're not ready for a Big Society 2

Niki May Young
4 Feb 2011

Tags: Big Society | Public service delivery

The recent case of the Salvation Army vs the 700 Club has highlighted an inherent problem with the Big Society plans, warns Niki May Young.

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Another day another dollar?

Niki May Young
1 Feb 2011

Tags: International | Funding

It's tempting to look to the United States for inspiration, but we're very different demographics, says Niki May Young.

(Stephen Bubb) certainly doesn't speak for me as a committed voluntary and public sector worker over the past two decades. What with this and recent attacks on feminism by other so-called voluntary sector leaders I do wonder who these seemingly self-appointed 'leaders' think they are and where the sector's radical thought and fighting spirit is - perhaps only here at the roots and certainly not in the lofty giddy heights occupied by Bubb et al.

» Charities have vital role in delivering NHS services, Bubb tells PM

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International aid is just a matter of geography 1

Niki May Young
30 Nov 2010

Tags: International | Cross border giving

Niki May Young believes the need for international aid is greater than the need for localism.

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