Touring exhibition commemorating the Miners’ Strike 1984-1985
Teaching pack for commemorative event on Mary Barbour and the Glasgow Rent Strikes
Rethinking Economics Conference 2015 – a national economics conference geared towards developing alternatives to orthodox economics
Haiti: Lethal Force against Civilians (a documentary on UN peacekeepers in Haiti)
Producing and distributing 28 short films containing interviews with garment workers in Bangladesh
Home Sweet Home: a direct action public art event transforming public spaces furnished with spikes into art locations
Bread and Roses: a weekend mini-festival celebrating radical culture within a book festival location and format
Exploratory activities for an internationalist project on energy and socialism. Information sharing on energy production and consumption in order to form a collaborative initiative
Garment Workers: The Need for a Living Wage (touring photographic exhibition featuring photographs and testimonies from garment workers in Cambodia and Bangladesh)
Velvet Fist Women’s Voice: Oral History Project. A collection on the history of feminist socialist women’s acapella choir Velvet Fist, active 1983-2013
After Neoliberalism: Scotland and Alternative Political Futures (academic conference in Glasgow)
A Greater London: The Legacy of the Greater London Council (digital archive history)
Women of Palestine: Living through Trauma, Building Resilience (events on International Women’s Day exploring Palestinian women’s trauma)
Women’s rights are human rights – whoever and wherever women are. A briefing which critiques government approaches to violence against women in the UK and overseas accompanied by videos of women from grassroots organisations
Media Campaign for Take Back the City. Video equipment and web programming services involving young people from lower income backgrounds in the creation of a London People’s Manifesto
The Spark: a social justice festival in central London, designed to tackle inequality
Climate Control. A seven-date touring multimedia production linking narratives of climate change to the broader issues of poverty, race and social justice
Generation Revolution (film to encourage and inspire young black and brown communities to engage in grassroots projects and political activism)
The Siege: Art as Resistance educational workshops (workshops to accompany a six-week UK tour of a Palestinian play featuring refugees)
Boom Bust Boom Bust: Why Economics is for Everyone. An (un)conference in Manchester bringing together the public, students and economists to learn, talk and democratise economics
Influences – Nailwraps. A nail bar set up in a public space to apply free wraps to ‘customers’ while discussing issues around gender and female empowerment
Consultations in preparation for a Civil Society Inquiry into the Marikana Massacre