Community sittings
Neighbourhood rights sessions, capped at around thirty people so that participants can set the agenda.
Gallery
A deliberately small collection
People come to our desks in circumstances they did not choose. A face in a frame outlives the moment it was taken in, so we photograph very little and publish less.
What you are looking at
We publish very few photographs. People come to our desks in circumstances they did not choose, and a face in a frame outlives the moment it was taken in. What follows is the artwork we use across the site, with a note on what each image stands for.
The images below are commissioned abstract artwork, not photographs of real sessions. Where we do publish a photograph, every identifiable person in it has consented in writing, and consent may be withdrawn at any time.
Programmes
Programmes imagery
5 images used across the programmes pages.
Transparency work
The RTI clinic and the reading of public records — budget lines, tender notices, audit observations.
Access to justice
Legal aid guidance and the documentation desk, where an account is recorded before any advice is given.
Youth and fellowship
The Transparency Fellows cohort, learning to read a public document before forming an opinion about it.
Welfare access
Guidance on the paperwork standing between an eligible household and an entitlement it already holds.
Campaigns
Campaigns imagery
1 image used across the campaigns pages.
Know before you sign
The campaign against the signature obtained in a hurry, on a blank form or an unread statement.
Knowledge
Knowledge imagery
1 image used across the knowledge pages.
Publishing and corrections
What we publish, and the corrections we publish when we get something wrong.
Organisation
Organisation imagery
2 images used across the organisation pages.
Governance
The General Body and the Executive Committee — roles defined for stewardship rather than prominence.
The desk
Where most of the work actually happens, and where the limits are stated before anything else.
Using these images
Take them if they are useful to you
The artwork may be reproduced for non-commercial civic education. The ACHRC mark itself has usage conditions — those are set out in the press room.