Naturist Action Group | NAG

Introduction

The Naturist Action Group has been developed from a belief that naturism is currently ill served in the United Kingdom. The group will work to advance the lifestyle in British society by influencing others through campaigns of persuasion funded by donations of money, time and effort from British naturists.

By engaging with social, political and judicial organisations, the Naturist Action Group will be able to influence the Government of the day through them to refine the law of the land to allow naturists to enjoy their lifestyle. The long-term goal of the group is to find the means by which nude recreation can make a meaningful contribution to the social and economic fabric of the United Kingdom.

If naturism is to be considered “just another lifestyle” by this countryʼs populace then the group believes that their attitude towards it needs to be changed. Acknowledged to be a difficult task, the group takes inspiration from organisations like Stonewall, which over time led to a change in the law and attitude towards the gay community. The creation of the Naturist Action Group is just the first step on a well trodden road.

To see such a project through to the end, it will need a dedicated management team but that does not mean that there will not be a change of personnel. As the numbers of subscribers rise, it is hoped that a more democratic means of governance can be
installed. Until then, the leadership will be as outlined below.

Aims

The aims of the Naturist Action Group (henceforth, it shall be known as Group) are:

1. To campaign on behalf of naturism to the Government and national representative bodies, and;
2. To education the public and promote awareness about naturism.

Audience

The Groupʼs audience shall be all those living in the United Kingdom who support the notion of nude recreation, in particular those who are politically aware and wish to advance its acceptance as a lifestyle.

Income

Income will be derived through donations sought from the naturist community or through benefit in kind (e.g. exchanging content for a magazine for advertising space).