Support EVEN

Individuals play an important role in helping EVEN advance equitable, accurate and respectful naming.

Whether you simply wish to stay informed or would like to contribute your time, skills or experience, there are many ways to support our work.

By becoming an EVEN Supporter, you join a growing community of individuals committed to advancing equitable, accurate and respectful naming and helping to shape the future of this important work.

Become an EVEN Supporter

An EVEN Supporter is someone who supports the aims and principles of EVEN and wishes to contribute to our work.

There is no minimum time commitment or expectation of ongoing involvement. Some Supporters simply help spread awareness of EVEN, while others contribute their skills or experience when opportunities arise.

Every contribution, however large or small, helps support the continued development of EVEN.

Ways to contribute

Spread the word

Help introduce others to EVEN by sharing our work, promoting the Even Charter and engaging with our content on social media. Every conversation helps raise awareness of equitable, accurate and respectful naming.

Share your skills

Support EVEN by contributing your professional knowledge, experience or practical skills. This may include research, writing, communications, design, translation, digital support or other areas where your expertise could help advance our work.

Help EVEN grow

Support projects and initiatives, introduce organisations or potential partners, provide feedback on new ideas and help identify opportunities that contribute to the continued development of EVEN.

Looking ahead

As EVEN develops, we intend to create further opportunities for Supporters to become more actively involved in our work.

This may include contributing to specific projects, supporting events or, in time, becoming eligible for appointment as an EVEN Ambassador.

Further information will be published as these opportunities are developed.

Supporters do not represent EVEN or speak on behalf of EVEN unless expressly authorised to do so.