In But What Can I Do? Alastair Campbell confronts political disengagement and public cynicism, particularly among younger generations, by offering practical ways individuals can make a difference in an increasingly complex world. Drawing on his extensive experience as a political strategist and communicator, Campbell argues that despite the scale of systemic issues, collective action and everyday choices hold real power. He urges readers to move beyond apathy and division by engaging in grassroots activism, voting with purpose and holding leaders to account. Campbell highlights the importance of storytelling, empathy and honest dialogue in restoring trust and participation in democracy. Throughout the book, he shares examples of ordinary people who have sparked significant social change, from climate protests to community organising. But What Can I Do? is a hopeful, motivational appeal that combines political insight with personal reflection, inspiring readers to find meaningful ways to contribute, no matter how small their actions may seem.