National Day of Action August

On Saturday 22nd August, Believe in Scotland is asking every Yes group across Scotland and our members to get out campaigning in their local area on the same day.

Focus for the day: Demanding the Scottish peoples right to choose Scotland's future

This National Day of Action will be the first big national push for our new The Celtic Exit has Begun leaflet which we will have delivered on 3 Indy campaign days prior to 22nd of August. 

What can local groups do?

The main aim is to get out in your community and push the message that Scotland demands the right to choose. Examples:

• Door-to-door leafleting
• Holding a street stall focused on energy and independence
• Organising a leaflet drive or door drop
• Doing a litter pick wearing Yes badges or T-shirts
• Flags on bridges, creative visuals or other visible activities

The key is to be positive and approachable and connect with people outside the core Yes movement.

Not part of a group? You can still make a difference

You don't need to be part of a Yes group or wait for someone else to organise something.

You don't need to run a stall, knock on doors or be an experienced campaigner.

Just purchase 100 leaflets and put them through 100 doors on your own street or around your neighbourhood.

Ask a friend or family member to come along with you. Get out for an hour, have a walk and get the message through some doors.

👉 Get your leaflets HERE

If one hundred of our members deliver 100 leaflets each, together we can reach ten of thousands of households on the one day / weekend.

Online and offline together

Believe in Scotland is currently coordinated online campaign initiatives to amplify the message across the country, the two highlights of this so far have been our social media reach of 4 million people over the last couple months and our action petition which when signed emails elected representatives and the UK Prime Minister demanding Scotland's right to choose. You can see this here

Together we can make a real impact

The National Day of Action on 22 August is a chance to show that the independence movement is alive and kicking and that the UK is living on borrowed time.

Let’s make it count - Let’s get out, be visible and make the case for independence together