2010 UK Anti-Homeopathy Campaign:

[2026-09: this is, even to this day, a popular post which I have lightly reformatted and link-updated; and, even to this day, North American naturopathy a) has homeopathy within their NPLEX licensure exam as a "core clinical science" b) the schools' consortia states that "if you are interested in a career in naturopathic medicine and homeopathy, the following schools offer programs that provide the education and hands-on experience required for a career as an ND with homeopathic knowledge [...including their schools] ISYN] National University of Health Sciences [...and] Sonoran University of Health Sciences" c) the State of Connecticut as written 'science subset naturopathy subset homeopathy' into their naturopathy licensure requirements and law]:

 

001. Consumer Health Digest [2009-12-24 (#09-52); within quackwatch.org here live, an official program of the Center For Inquiry since 2020] has announced / relays this message:

"skeptics in the United Kingdom have announced their intention to raise public awareness that homeopathy is quackery. The campaign will launch early in 2010. People who wish to join or monitor the campaign can register on http://www.1023.org.uk/ [historical details are at Wikipedia]."

Note: homeopathy is, of course, part of naturopathy's absurdity (e.g.: here, here).

002. at that link, we're told:

"homeopathy is a pre-scientific and absurd pseudoscience. Yet it persists today as an accepted complementary medicine, largely because people don't know what it is. The 10:23 Campaign aims to show the public what homeopathy is and explain how we know it doesn't work. It will launch in early 2010.

Note: the campaign, '10 to the 23rd', has the motto "Homeopathy: There's Nothing In It".  The name of the campaign seems to be an abbreviation for 'Avogadro's Number' which is often quantified as 6.022 x10²³.