Great discussion today with students @BirminghamPoli2, chatting about the future of the labour party, unions and capitalism. Thanks, David Bailey (where is your account!?) for organising. Looking forward to the next session.
"The Labour Party after Corbyn: the revenge of the centrists in the Corona Crisis?"
Next discussion session - led by @MelCruzL Melany Cruz
Wednesday 20 May, 4.30pm, online
All welcome - but DM for a link
"The Labour Party after Corbyn: the revenge of the centrists in the Corona Crisis?"
Next discussion session - led by @MelCruzL Melany Cruz
Wednesday 20 May, 4.30pm, online
All welcome - but DM for a link
This event may be of interest to some members 👇👇
Hosted by @BirminghamPoli2 A discussion around "The Labour Party after Corbyn: the revenge of the centrists in the Corona Crisis?"
📅 Wednesday 20th of May
⏰ 4:30pm
Email below or DM @BirminghamPoli2 for details
"10 reasons to vote Labour - beyond political neutrality"
Next discussion session - led by Bradley Ward @Broid_
Wednesday 11 December, 5.30pm, Muirhead 417
All welcome - but please DM us, for numbers
Global capitalism extracts resources from the Global South, to the benefit of the rich North. Economic inequality & the unequal impact of the climate catastrophe reinforce each other.
Session focuses on these catastrophes, turning attention to global inequalities/Global South.
Responding to the climate catastrophe: a view from the Global South
next discussion session - led by José Pablo Prado Córdova (University of San Carlos of Guatemala)
Wednesday 23 October, 4.30pm, Muirhead 429
all welcome - DM to confirm no.s
These are effects of global capitalism - growth at all costs, a very small minority of the world population reap the very large majority of its benefits. For those in the Global South this represents a double burden.
thanks to you @JoshPAllen for such a great talk - putting the university and student activism into historical and social context in a way which uncovers more than most of us are familiar with
recommended read! - https://t.co/PbfUhrxVn5
It was a delight and a pleasure to give this presentation: https://t.co/GQU9CL0K2F to members of the @BhamPolsis@BirminghamPoli2 discussion group last night! Excellent to return to the world of historical student activism. Thanks to @djbailey231 for thinking to invite me
How the University can Change the World (or Not)
next discussion session - intro by @JoshPAllen, Monday 14 October, 5.15pm, Muirhead415
Universities: protest and progressive thought meet, and then clash with official obstruction. Discuss!
all welcome - DM to confirm no.s
Last week Dave Muritu was sacked because he wrote on a poster in protest at the governments controversial Prevent programme. Pls sign & share this petition.
No racism, no victimisation. Reinstate Dave Muritu ⚡️✊
https://t.co/QG71lI8Vh2
Has Brexit made Britain racist?
Next Birmingham Discussion Session: Thursday 30 May, 4.30pm, Muirhead 113 University of Birmingham
Was the Brexit vote laced with undertones of racism? Or has Brexit simply made racism acceptable? Join us to discuss!
Democracy in University Life
SPONSORED BY THE CENTRE FOR MODERN AND CONTEMPORARY HISTORY https://t.co/UhA74fwriR
Thurs 6 June, 2pm
What place does democracy have in campus life? Should students and staff have a say in how the university is run?
https://t.co/NCBq122ZVC