Several weeks ago in one of the Zoom calls which have since become a pervasive aspect of everyday life under lockdown, a friend introduced me to a new and promising […]
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by Cyril Winstanley Recent events have highlighted what most people knew already. The police are not fit for purpose. Protests around the world show that people recognise that police forces
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There are only a few days left to donate to the Water for Rojava campaign. Help us raise £100,000 to support women’s co-operatives and vital water projects in North-East Syria.
Water for Rojava campaign: Last days, donate now! Read More »
On 25th May, another great tragedy befell the black community of Minneapolis at the hands of police officer Derek Chauvin. Chauvin has a long record of abuse of power (although
Justice for George Floyd Read More »
_ Yesterday a meme about the Left in London was circulated, which included a panel about Plan C. Like anything else in this format, the meme was ironic and purposefully edgy,
Care and Justice – Plan C London May 2020 Statement Read More »
By Olly, Plan C Covid-19 Cluster and Plan C Bristol. Now is the time to make very clear what we need and want… we do not want the ruling class’s
No going back! Moving towards a vision of a new normal Read More »
As the Corona crisis is set to produce an unprecedented challenge to the reproduction of both capitalism and life, Plan C’s Covid-19 cluster is launching the #DemandANewNormal campaign. After a
The time has come to demand a new normal Read More »
Collective action, carried out with the precautions required by the COVID-19 pandemic, is necessary to generate the ‘social protection equipment’ we need to face the coronacrisis, argues this report on
Pandemic struggles in Italy: A report from the 30 April and 1 May strikes Read More »
By Yarrow Way We urgently need a political project to combat food poverty which can deal with the problems of the entire supply chain, including the hugely unequal distribution of
Food, poverty, mutual aid: Reflections from Birmingham solidarity kitchen Read More »
By Katie H Mutual aid responses to the pandemic have the potential to develop into new, locally controlled institutions outside of the neoliberal economy and thus form counter-power to both
From Mutual Aid to Dual Power: how do we build a new world in the shell of the old? Read More »
