With Rosemary Grennan and Seth Wheeler
Come and join us in a celebration of platonic love and poetry on Valentine’s Day with the launch of Radixal Love zine.
Housmans welcome back New River Press for an evening of wild and inspiring poetry and music performances by people who have experienced homelessness and the poets who have tutored them.
(informal food and drink from 1.00pm)
All members of Leicester CND and/or National CND welcome.
Organised by Stand Up to Racism. Cardiff: TBA. Glasgow: 11am. London: 12noon.
Published for the first time, Sylvia Pankhurst’s _A suffragette in America_ is based on her two lecture tours of North America in 1911 and 1912.
Training a new generation of socialist organisers.
Organised by Berwick Trades Union Council.
Saturday: 7.30pm. _Everything is Possible_, film about Sylvia Pankhurst.
Sunday: 10am – 4.30pm. Conference.
8pm: Live music by Jenny Biddle.
The Oxford International Women’s Festival 2020.
With Maria Biedrawa (FoR France), who will share stories from her work in the Central African Republic and South Sudan.
Debates, updates, skill-sharing between ecological direct action groups. Crash space likely. Near an anti-HS2 camp between London and Birmingham. More info: www.earthfirst.org.uk
A daytime screening at the Scottish parliament of Peter Watkin’s Academy Award-winning TV documentary, _The War Game_ (1966). This graphic portrayal of a nuclear attack on Kent was banned by the BBC.
Learn about movement building, political change and activism.
Quarterly meeting of the national Radical Routes network of radical housing co-ops, workers co-ops and social centres.
With Paul Rogers (Bradford University & Oxford Research Group) and Chris Nineham (Stop the War Coalition).
Venue TBA. More info: http://tinyurl.com/to59hce
How we care for ourselves and each other and express care in our actions and behaviour to the public and police and others. Arrive from 6.45pm to socialise (bring veggie/vegan snacks if you can).
With Phil Miller, author of _Keenie Meenie: The British Mercenaries Who Got Away with War Crimes_. Plus Omani exile Khalfan al-Badwawi and Tamil writer Meena Kandasamy.
With Margaret Greer (Unison national race equality officer) and others. Sessions include: ‘Challenging Islamophobia in the workplace’.
What’s happened in the co-op movement in the last 20 years? What’s going to happen in the next 20 years? What’s going to happen to internationalism and co-operation 20 years after Brexit?
At the end of 2020 Britain will host the UN COP26 summit. This meeting will also begin to look at how we can mobilise in Bristol for those protests.
