With Pat Gaffney, Pax Christi who will give the fourth in this series of lectures.
10.45am: A White Poppy Remembrance workshop – drawing on the stories from Catholic COs from England and Wales.
3pm: A White Poppy Remembrance workshop – drawing on the stories from Catholic COs from England and Wales.
A guided local walk. Meet 13.45 at Finsbury Park Station Place outside 'Food and Wine'. Ends about 15.30 at the Salisbury Pub, Green Lanes, Harringay.
UNA David Roberts Memorial Lecture with Professor Joanna Drugan, Professor of Translation in the School of Politics, Philosophy, Language and Communication Studies at the University of East Anglia.
Speaker: Beatrice Fihn.
Are we closer than ever to ending the nuclear weapon threat? In this tumultuous moment, Beatrice Fihn outlines plenty of reasons to hope.
Speakers: Hilary Wainwright and Matthew Myers
Fifty years on from the 1968 student protests, leading thinkers and activists will ask what are the continuities and changes between then and now.
Remembering all the COs who continued to be incarcerated after the armistice. The suffering that these COs endured must never be forgotten.
Raya Dunayevskaya’s classic, ‘Marxism and Freedom’, was published in New York in 1958 with preface by Herbert Marcuse. There have since been several later editions and numerous translations.
Genderless societies, anarchist planets, polyamorous aliens, parthenogenesis, feminist militias, reproductive dystopias, cyborg families, and more at the Housmans Feminist Sci-Fi Book Club!
After the success of last year's inaugural Housmans Feminist Witchy Night, we're doing it again this year! Expect drinks, feminist tunes, witchy ephemera and very affordable tarot readings.
With Jason Heller
With Carne Ross in discussion with Wail Qasim.
Presented by London Anarchist Federation.
Presented by Peace News with Milan Rai and Emily Johns.
Launch of a powerful anthology from Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic (BAME) voices who have had experiences with mental health issues.
with the Campaign Choirs Writing Collective.
An evening of powerhouse, passionate, angry and hopeful class-struggle poetry. Laura Taylor reads from her second collection 'Fault Lines'.
David Rovics is coming back to England. Do not miss this uniquely intimate unplugged show with one of the finest radical songwriters around.
With Alan Tuckman.
