This Saturday, 25th, Unite for Europe march (16k signed up) https://www.facebook.com/
We Rise 1 April https://www.facebook.com/
Join the Global Justice Now youth network for a day of discussion, debate, live performance and movement building. Followed by an after-party at the Amersham Arms until late.
Book your free ticket here: http://bit.ly/2m379QR
With:
MALIA BOUATTIA (President, NUS) - OWEN JONES (The Guardian) - AARON BASTANI (Novara Media) - GLOBE POETS - NICK SRNICEK (co-author, Inventing the Future: Postcapitalism and a World Without Work) - TATIANA GARAVITO (migrant rights activist, HOPE not hate) - NICK DEARDEN (Global Justice Now)
Sessions include: Migrant solidarity – understanding corporate trade deals – alternatives to capitalism – Stop Trump youth organising assembly – spoken word and live music
Beats Not Borders after party:
https://www.facebook.com/event
With high energy queer grime artist Karnage with support from Jai'Rouge and Dream Jazz Collective
In the US, UK and beyond we’re seeing politics lurch ominously to the right. Trump’s racist attacks on migrants, from Muslims to Mexicans, are met with an invitation to the UK for a full state visit. Inequality continues to grow and the super-rich remain as powerful as ever. Meanwhile today’s youth face a future of debt, precarious work and a hostile political climate they did not create.
But from the Women’s March to Black Lives Matter to the anti-Trump protests, a powerful wave of resistance is building – with young people from all backgrounds at the centre. If we come together to share ideas, educate ourselves and organise mass action, we can pose a real challenge to the powerful.
Join the Global Justice Now youth network and a host of artists, activists, thinkers and organisers for an inspiring day of discussion, debate, performance and action planning.
It’s time to rise.
(Event is free, but booking is essential - book your free ticket here: http://bit.ly/2m379QR)
Book your free ticket here: http://bit.ly/2m379QR
With:
MALIA BOUATTIA (President, NUS) - OWEN JONES (The Guardian) - AARON BASTANI (Novara Media) - GLOBE POETS - NICK SRNICEK (co-author, Inventing the Future: Postcapitalism and a World Without Work) - TATIANA GARAVITO (migrant rights activist, HOPE not hate) - NICK DEARDEN (Global Justice Now)
Sessions include: Migrant solidarity – understanding corporate trade deals – alternatives to capitalism – Stop Trump youth organising assembly – spoken word and live music
Beats Not Borders after party:
https://www.facebook.com/event
With high energy queer grime artist Karnage with support from Jai'Rouge and Dream Jazz Collective
In the US, UK and beyond we’re seeing politics lurch ominously to the right. Trump’s racist attacks on migrants, from Muslims to Mexicans, are met with an invitation to the UK for a full state visit. Inequality continues to grow and the super-rich remain as powerful as ever. Meanwhile today’s youth face a future of debt, precarious work and a hostile political climate they did not create.
But from the Women’s March to Black Lives Matter to the anti-Trump protests, a powerful wave of resistance is building – with young people from all backgrounds at the centre. If we come together to share ideas, educate ourselves and organise mass action, we can pose a real challenge to the powerful.
Join the Global Justice Now youth network and a host of artists, activists, thinkers and organisers for an inspiring day of discussion, debate, performance and action planning.
It’s time to rise.
(Event is free, but booking is essential - book your free ticket here: http://bit.ly/2m379QR)
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