Help make a difference - NUJ extra Christmas appeal
NUJ extra, the union's charity, is dedicated to providing essential support to our members facing financial difficulties and other challenges.
Guardian & Observer journalists Hardship Fund
Donate to the Fund to show solidarity and support colleagues in need of financial assistance.
TUC day of action
The TUC is holding a day of action on 28 November, as part of its ongoing campaign calling for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza.
Palestine: IFJ records killings of 117 Palestinian journalists in Gaza
The National Union of Journalists has joined the International Federation of Journalists in condemning the murders of at least 117 Palestinian journalists in Gaza since the outbreak of war.
IFJ launches solidarity call to support journalists in Turkey and Syria
The International Federation of Journalists has appealed for donations to support journalists and their families affected by the recent earthquake.
Ukraine: one year anniversary of Russian’s invasion
NUJ urges members to donate to the International Federation of Journalists’ safety fund providing support and assistance to Ukrainian journalists.
International effort to support Ukrainian journalists
Tim Dawson reports on support for journalists reporting on the war on Ukraine through the IFJ-EFJ Safety Fund.
Irish government must support journalists fleeing Afghanistan
The NUJ is calling on the Irish government to support journalists and other media workers fleeing Afghanistan and is urging members to donate to the International Union of Journalists safety fund appeal for Afghan journalists.
NUJ donates £10,000 to journalists' safety fund
The union has contributed to the International Federation of Journalists’ fund which provides a lifeline for journalists facing violence, persecution or needing medical treatment.
Glasgow branch donates £14,000 to NUJ charities
NUJ Extra, the union’s welfare charity, and the George Viner Memorial Fund (GVMF), which provides bursaries to journalism students from Black and ethnic minority backgrounds, each received £7,000.