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Reporter , Civil Society Media Ltd from May 2011
Kirsty joined Civil Society Media in May as a reporter after completing a journalism course at Kingston University.
She has a degree in history from Swansea University where she ran a painting and decorating project helping vulnerable adults for Discovery Student Volunteering. She also lived in France for six months and speaks fluent French.
Email her kirsty.weakley@civilsociety.co.uk
Follow her on Twitter @KirstyWeakley
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The Justice Collective is just one of many contenders for this year’s Christmas number one with its version of He Ain’t Heavy, He’s My Brother raising money to provide support to families of the Hillsborough disaster. Kirsty Weakley compiles a rundown of the top charity releases this year.
For World Sight Day Sightsavers enlisted James Corden to make an appeal film, only they couldn’t seem to decide on a style. Kirsty Weakley takes a peep.
Fundraising is not always about big teams and long-term strategies, sometimes it’s just wacky individuals with an idea. Kirsty Weakley takes a look at one such video diary.
This week Kirsty Weakley shines the spotlight on how Christian Aid has made the most of film in its latest campaign.
This summer NSPCC/ChildLine released a hard-hitting film about children living with physical abuse as part of a campaign to encourage young people to speak out. Kirsty Weakley assesses its impact.
Action for Children produced a short film following celebrity chef Paul Merrett’s visit to one of its schools for disadvantaged children, Kirsty Weakley provides a taster.
Kirsty Weakley critiques Oxfam's latest YouTube addition - a timelapse video highlighting the construction of a maze made out of its books at the Royal Festival Hall.
The launch of a new digital fundraising platform for arts and heritage organisations has made Kirsty Weakley think about how she wants to support them in the future.
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