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Bristol Transformed is back for its seventh year!
Bristol’s leading festival of radical politics, arts and culture will return on Easter weekend (4-5 April) at the Trinity Centre. There’ll be workshops, panels and activities covering a whole range of left politics. Come along to learn about practice, theory, and how we can all get involved to transform ourselves, Bristol, and the world!
- 100 years on from the 1926 General Strike in the UK - how did it get organised, who took part and what can we learn
- Organising for Palestine - discussing revolutionary praxis with the Bristol Apartheid Free Zone
Should we all join the Greens? Or should we make Your Party Our party? Untangling the puzzle of the left parties in Britain
- Comrade Delta - A conversation with David Renton about his new book and what the left can learn about the scandals and failures of the SWP, the largest far left party in Britain
How to radicalise your union? Ideas and approaches to building power and class solidarity in local branches
- Socialist Housing - how can we fight for more and better social housing and take a step towards destroying landlordism in the UK’s third most expensive city to rent in.
As always, we will have you covered for free childcare all weekend, courtesy of our Childcare Caucus - included in the cost of a ticket!
We are also excited to announce a brand new addition to this year's festival - a young people's programme aimed at 11-16 year olds. This is as well as our crèche for lefty little ones. Run by experienced youth workers and BT organisers, expect sessions including:
- March on the Boss: a tactic for activists of all ages
- Protest songs workshop from Glasgow Anarchist Choir
- An introduction to colonialism and capitalism through an interactive game
All under 16s get in free to the festival. If you are part of, or know a young people's organisation that might want to attend the day, please get in touch by emailing: [email protected]
Early bird tickets are now on sale - available for a limited time only, so get them while you can!
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If you hold a banner saying 'Kill 'Em All' outside a hotel housing asylum seekers, the police look the other way.
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Rally against workplace racism
Wednesday 31 July at 1pm
Outside Lewisham Town Hall
Share and listen to experiences from other Black and Asian workers
Read more about the campaign here⬇️
Justine, Branch Secretary, has been informed she has 6 weeks left of employment with Lewisham. This will incapacitate the Council’s biggest union just before management carry out £25m of cuts.
Join the rally Wednesday at 1pm!