Pandemic Demands and Mutual Aid
By Al Mikey and Julia H We are in the midst of a surreal time. Everything is changing fast in a way that many of us feared and hoped we […]
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By Al Mikey and Julia H We are in the midst of a surreal time. Everything is changing fast in a way that many of us feared and hoped we […]
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We need to recognise that ‘staying at home’ doesn’t mean the same thing to everyone. For some, homes are a sanctuary. For others, the home is another place of work,
Pandemic Inequalities, Pandemic Demands Read More »
By Leopoldina Fortunati On 8 March, Women’s Strike demonstrations were held in Bristol, Cardiff, Edinburgh, Leeds, Liverpool, London and Plymouth, while massive International Women’s Day mobilisations were taking place across
The Movement of the Concrete: The Arcane of Reproduction in Today’s Politics Read More »
Written by the Women’s Strike Assembly Bristol and reproduced here by Plan C. On the 8th of March millions of women go on strike across the world. We strike from
The Bristol Women’s Strike 2020 Manifesto Read More »
By Gareth Brown and David Harvie. Cover photo credit: Jacob. On the move UCU (University and College Union) is on the move. Less than six years ago, our union’s national
2+ years of militancy in universities: What do we know and where do we go? Read More »
We’re republishing the following piece as we think its adds some useful stuff to the discussion on community organising. It was published in January in Freedom News, originally posted on
Don’t despair, organise! How to start a community kitchen Read More »
We republish this call, originally posted by Global Project, to participate to the Venice Climate Meeting this spring. As the climate crisis becomes more explicit and brutal, let’s strengthen our
Venice, 28-29 March: Meeting and strike for climate justice and against mega works Read More »
Guest writer Jacob Stringer, housing and social movements researcher, writes about his experiences of community organising. In the wake of an unexpectedly savage general election defeat for the most left
Organise Your Life to Organise Read More »
A week on from Labour’s resounding defeat in the UK General Election, Plan C London member Nik Matheou reflects on the Corbyn moment’s passing, the role of the institutional and
None of Us Cracked the Corbyn Moment – but, Comrades, We Can All Build On It Read More »
On Sunday 1st December, nine University of Reading students attempted to occupy the ICMA building on the university campus. Two students have been informed that disciplinary action is being taken
Revoke the ban on the University of Reading students! Read More »