About London Mining Network
We are a UK-based network committed to human rights and environmental justice.
We work in coalition with frontline communities, campaigners, educators, and researchers working to expose the harms of extractive industries and build pathways toward a just, post-extractivist future.
Operating at the heart of global finance, we challenge UK-linked mining companies and amplify the voices of the people most affected by their operations.
Vision
A just future rooted in reduced global demand for mining, where human rights and environmental justice – including the rights of nature – are respected wherever mining occurs and in all ecosystems it affects.
Mission
We conduct research, education, and advocacy in solidarity with communities harmed by UK-linked mining companies. We expose the ecological and social harms of the mining industry, challenge corporate impunity, and promote alternative narratives grounded in justice, dignity, and the diverse cosmologies of frontline communities.
Our people
We are a small, dedicated team with a global impact, strengthened by our alliance of network members and partners resisting extractivism around the world
Staff
Kerima Mohideen
Education Coordinator
Jake Simms
Just Transition Coordinator
Diana Salazar
Latin America Coordinator
Daniel Selwyn
Education Worker
Jane Oldham
Finance Manager
Holly Jones
Communications Coordinator
Network members
Trustees
Funders
Our impact
For 20 years, London Mining Network has worked in solidarity with communities and workers across the world to hold London-linked mining companies and finance to account. We are a network that amplifies the voices of communities on the frontlines of mining injustices, builds support for strengthened accountability in London, and advocates for just alternatives that respect rights and reduce demand for mining. Read about our impact in our annual report.
LMN Annual Report 2025