Nick Lowles embodies the vital role activist investigative journalism can play in combatting extremism. Under his leadership HOPE not hate has meticulously documented the threat posed by fascist groups, providing crucial information for policymakers and the public alike. Their work is a source of hope and inspiration. Paul Mason, author of How to Stop Fascism
'HOPE not hate has been instrumental is shining a big bright light on the far right in Britain on how they've infected politics, from our streets all the way to parliament. Its members have dedicated their lives to exposing how commonplace extreme views are. Britain is a scary place to live right now as an ethnic minority, and HNH provide me just that hope, that we can collectively unite and defeat fascism, bigotry and racism on our streets urgently.' Nikesh Shukla, editor of The Good Immigrant
HOPE not hate has long occupied a vital place as a watchdog of the far-right in Britain, and its work is indispensable now as the country risks inviting racists and nativists into its democratic institutions. Its investigations have been a reminder of how close to the brink we really are. Angela Saini, author of Superior
