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SUMMARY:CANCELLED: School of Activism Presents: The Pickers
DESCRIPTION:Tickets\nCANCELLED due to not enough tickets sold. See you at next month’s SoA screening instead!\nWe want cheap fruit and veg\, all year. No problem. The Pickers deliver\, but they are paying the price for us: Exploited migrants harvest our oranges\, strawberries\, olives\, blueberries and other fruit and vegetables in Greece\, Spain\, Italy or Portugal. This is not “somewhere else”. This is Europe. \nDoors at 7pm\, film screening from 7:30-8:50pm\, casual discussion until 9:30pm. \nDirector: Elke Sasse\nCamera: Marcus Zahn\nEditing: Janine Dauterich\, Peter Klum\nSound Design Karsten Höfer\, Pascal Capitolin\nMixing Cornelius Rapp\nProducer Kristian Kähler\nCom. Editors Jutta Krug\, Christiane Hinz (WDR)\nProduction\nCompany Berlin Producers\nCoproducers Neda film / SP-I / WDR / ARTE\nFunding: Creative Europe\, Journalism Funds \nPhotograph is of Seydou\, by Marcus Zahn. \n\nEnabling Active Citizenship since 2019\nCurated and hosted by PRSC\, School of Activism events are designed to be empowering experiences equipping people with the tools to challenge the status quo\, contest power structures and ultimately to change the world.\nWe learn by doing.\nWe make our own future.
URL:https://dev.prsc.org.uk/event/school-of-activism-film-screening-2/
LOCATION:SPACE at PRSC\, 17-25 Jamaica St\, Bristol\, BS2 8JW\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Film,Politics,Protest,School of Activism
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SUMMARY:School of Activism Presents: Everyone is Responsible
DESCRIPTION:Tickets\nScreening of ‘Everyone Is Responsible’ (Germany 2024\, 46 min.\, Filmgruppe Chaos)\, followed by a discussion with the film maker and Lutz Taufer.\nExperimental film by Filmgruppe Chaos\, about one of the prominent figures of the left-wing student-led social movement in West Germany: Lutz Taufer. + a discussion with filmmaker Karsten Weber and protagonist Lutz Taufer\, as well as three supporting short films. \nLong conversations about the 1968 movement\, the Red Army Faction\, 20 years in prison\, working in a Brazilian favela and today’s political conditions form the basis of the film ‘Jeder ist verantwortlich’ (Everyone is Responsible). It was shot with an Arriflex camera on 16mm black-and-white film\, which was then developed by hand. The film could have been made by an underground filmmaker of the 1960s. \nThere will also be three short films\, and afterwards a discussion with Lutz Taufer and the filmmaker. \nDOORS at 6:30pm\, films from 7pm\, discussion with filmmaker and Lutz Taufer from 8:30pm. \n\nEnabling Active Citizenship since 2019\nCurated and hosted by PRSC\, School of Activism events are designed to be empowering experiences equipping people with the tools to challenge the status quo\, contest power structures and ultimately to change the world.\nWe learn by doing.\nWe make our own future.
URL:https://dev.prsc.org.uk/event/school-of-activism-presents-everyone-is-responsible/
LOCATION:SPACE at PRSC\, 17-25 Jamaica St\, Bristol\, BS2 8JW\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Film,Politics,School of Activism
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SUMMARY:CANCELLED: School of Activism – Ackroyd & Harvey: The Art Of Activism
DESCRIPTION:This event is now CANCELLED.\nDOORS 6:30pm / FILM from 7pm / Informal discussion from 8:30pm \nWhen does practice become protest? Or protest\, poetry? \nAward-winning documentary filmmaker Fiona Cunningham-Reid presents an intimate portrait of internationally acclaimed artists Heather Ackroyd and Dan Harvey\, who work at the intersection of art\, activism\, biology and ecology. \nUncompromisingly preoccupied with the climate and ecological crisis\, Ackroyd & Harvey’s work has become a rallying cry for the environmental movement\, winning them international acclaim and a global following. With some of their pieces standing in prestigious galleries and others embedded in nature\, their work not only references the natural world\, but also regularly employs it. The film offers singular access into the lives\, work and partnership of the artists\, and their quest to shake humanity into action on climate catastrophe – whatever the personal cost – including their collaboration with Extinction Rebellion\, and co-founding the movement Culture Declares Emergency. \nMeticulous and thoughtful\, this careful study of a lifelong creative partnership asks questions of where art and hope – and love – stand in our very uncertain world. \nThis film contains flickering or flashing lights that may affect those with photosensitive epilepsy. \nPresented by PRSC’s School of Activism. \nEntry requirements: no age restrictions \n\nEnabling Active Citizenship since 2019\nCurated and hosted by PRSC\, School of Activism events are designed to be empowering experiences equipping people with the tools to challenge the status quo\, contest power structures and ultimately to change the world.\nWe learn by doing.\nWe make our own future.
URL:https://dev.prsc.org.uk/event/school-of-activism-presents-ackroyd-harvey-the-art-of-activism-paf/
LOCATION:SPACE at PRSC\, 17-25 Jamaica St\, Bristol\, BS2 8JW\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Art Exhibition,Education,Film,Politics,Protest,School of Activism
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DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20251027T213000
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SUMMARY:School of Activism Presents – Free Party: A Folk History
DESCRIPTION:Tickets\n\n\nFree Party: A Folk History is major new\, independently made\, feature documentary following the birth of the free party movement in the late 80s and early 90s and the impact it’s had on our present times.\nDOORS @ 6:30pm // Screening from 7pm // Q&A with the filmmaker from 9pm – all tickets £5 \nThe film follows the inception of the movement\, a meeting between ravers and the new age travellers during Thatcher’s last days in power\, and the explosive years that followed\, leading up the infamous Castlemorton free festival in 1992 – the largest ever illegal rave\, which provoked the drastic change of the laws of trespass with the notorious introduction of the Criminal Justice Act in 1994. \nOctober 27th @ PRSC! \nArchive photo by Alan Tash Lodge \nEntry requirements: no age restrictions \n\nEnabling Active Citizenship since 2019\nCurated and hosted by PRSC\, School of Activism events are designed to be empowering experiences equipping people with the tools to challenge the status quo\, contest power structures and ultimately to change the world.\nWe learn by doing.\nWe make our own future.
URL:https://dev.prsc.org.uk/event/school-of-activism-presents-free-party-a-folk-history/
LOCATION:SPACE at PRSC\, 17-25 Jamaica St\, Bristol\, BS2 8JW\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Film,School of Activism
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SUMMARY:School of Activism presents: Fires & Fascism
DESCRIPTION:Tickets\n\n\nPRSC’s School of Activism presents: Fires & Fascism \nDOORS @ 7pm // Screening from 7:30pm // Q&A with the filmmaker from 8:45pm – all tickets £5 \nFIRES AND FASCISM is a new 57-min documentary shows the wildfires in Europe are more than just climate change and mismanagement. It links the increasing wildfires of Europe with past fascism\, big business\, organised crime\, and the rise of the far right. It showcases how communities are engaging in direct action\, protest\, rewilding\, and suppressing the rise of uncontrollable fires and the far right through direct actions. \nThe experiences and actions of 25 people across Greece\, Italy\, Spain\, and Portugal feature\, ranging between scientists\, teachers\, artists\, gardeners\, engineers\, winemakers\, NGOs\, and authors. \nDr Pete Knapp\, the filmmaker\, has a background in air quality and shifted careers from academia to storytelling. The reason for making the film is to reduce modern day fascism that capitalises on any crisis\, which are wildfires in this case. It aims to start the conversation on what we do about the rise of fascism today. \nSept 29th @ PRSC! \nEntry requirements: no age restrictions \n\n\n\nEnabling Active Citizenship since 2019\nCurated and hosted by PRSC\, School of Activism events are designed to be empowering experiences equipping people with the tools to challenge the status quo\, contest power structures and ultimately to change the world.\nWe learn by doing.\nWe make our own future.
URL:https://dev.prsc.org.uk/event/school-of-activism-presents-fires-fascism/
LOCATION:SPACE at PRSC\, 17-25 Jamaica St\, Bristol\, BS2 8JW\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Film,Politics,School of Activism
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SUMMARY:School of Activism x The Avon River Bride: Is the river safe to swim in?
DESCRIPTION:Tickets\nIn partnership with PRSC’s School of Activism\, Meg will share campaign updates on UK water pollution\, perform new poetry and some from her 2025 collection ‘My Avon’ and ultimately attempt to answer the question – is the river safe to swim in?\nIn partnership with the People’s Republic of Stokes Croft’s School of Activism\, Meg will share campain updates on UK water pollution\, perform new poetry and some from her 2025 collection ‘My Avon’ and ultimately attempt to answer the question – is the river safe to swim in? \nAfter her wedding to the river Avon in Bristol in June 2023\, Meg has now been on four pilgrmages up and down her beloved’s banks\, from source to mouth. She has toured with the documentary film Rave on for the Avon (Guardian\, 4 stars) throughout the UK and won a scholarship to the Earth Law Centre where she learnt about the Rights for Nature movement – the fastest growing legal movement in the world. \nShe is gathering information from lawers\, politicians\, scientists and academics as she travels and channels them into her writing and other artistic endevours such as Avona – Bristol’s giant river-spirit puppet. \nShe swims in the Avon regularly and is aware of the risks\, she wants others to be aware too\, and to understand the power of the autonomy in their decision making. \n\nEnabling Active Citizenship since 2019\nCurated and hosted by PRSC\, School of Activism events are designed to be empowering experiences equipping people with the tools to challenge the status quo\, contest power structures and ultimately to change the world.\nWe learn by doing.\nWe make our own future.
URL:https://dev.prsc.org.uk/event/school-of-activism-x-the-avon-river-bride-is-the-river-safe-to-swim-in/
LOCATION:SPACE at PRSC\, 17-25 Jamaica St\, Bristol\, BS2 8JW\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Education,Poetry,Politics,Protest,School of Activism
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SUMMARY:School of Activism Presents: The Line We Crossed
DESCRIPTION:Tickets\nScreening of ‘The Line We Crossed’\, a new documentary exposing the erosion of protest rights in the UK\, followed by a casual discussion. Part of PRSC’s monthly School of Activism film screening series.\nAward-winning filmmaker Liz Smith returns with a timely and urgent new documentary\, The Line We Crossed\, which will begin a rolling UK cinema release from 23 June 2025. Produced by Page75 Productions\, the film lays bare the alarming clampdown on protest rights in the UK through the eyes of climate activists at a time of accelerating ecological crisis. \nScreening will be followed by a casual discussion. \nWe will be fundraising for local related causes at the event\, so bring cash (if that is a thing you have!) \nPart of PRSC’s monthly School of Activism screening series\, which takes place on the last Monday of every month. \nEntry requirements: no age restrictions \n\nEnabling Active Citizenship since 2019\nCurated and hosted by PRSC\, School of Activism events are designed to be empowering experiences equipping people with the tools to challenge the status quo\, contest power structures and ultimately to change the world.\nWe learn by doing.\nWe make our own future.
URL:https://dev.prsc.org.uk/event/school-of-activism-presents-the-line-we-crossed/
LOCATION:SPACE at PRSC\, 17-25 Jamaica St\, Bristol\, BS2 8JW\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Film,Politics,Protest,School of Activism
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SUMMARY:School of Activism Presents: SamaBhav UK 2025 Traveling Film Festival
DESCRIPTION:CANCELLED due to low ticket sales\nA night of cinema\, conversation\, and community reflection on the theme of masculinity\, as part of our monthly School of Activism screening series.\n\nSamaBhav is a travelling film festival that brings together cinema\, conversation\, and community reflection. It grows from the decades-long work of Men Against Violence and Abuse (MAVA)\, Mumbai\, and is hosted in collaboration with the South Asian Heritage Trust as part of South Asian Heritage Month 2025 theme of “Roots to Routes.” Each event in this series offers films\, keynotes\, and collective dialogue across cities and civic spaces in the UK. \nSamaBhav creates a space to reflect on how masculinities are shaped by migration\, caste\, kinship\, memory\, and the challenges of accountability. It invites audiences to engage with the complexities of gender\, queerness\, care\, and justice without expecting simple solutions. \nSamaBhav encourages participants to ask: What do we inherit? What do we resist? What are we becoming together? \nSamaBhav invites you to be part of a shared journey. This is an opportunity to build connections\, reflect on difficult questions\, and participate in conversations that can ripple into civic life\, education\, and community practice. \n\nIf you would like to come but are unable to afford a ticket\, please email email hidden; JavaScript is required for concessions. \nACCESSIBILITY: \nThe venue itself is wheelchair accessible\, however we do not currently have a fully wheelchair accessible toilet. \nEntry requirements: 18+ \n\n\n\nEnabling Active Citizenship since 2019\nCurated and hosted by PRSC\, School of Activism events are designed to be empowering experiences equipping people with the tools to challenge the status quo\, contest power structures and ultimately to change the world.\nWe learn by doing.\nWe make our own future.
URL:https://dev.prsc.org.uk/event/school-of-activism-presents-samabhav-uk-2025-traveling-film-festival/
LOCATION:SPACE at PRSC\, 17-25 Jamaica St\, Bristol\, BS2 8JW\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Film,LGBTQ+,Politics,School of Activism,Talk
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SUMMARY:School of Activism Presents: Framing Agnes
DESCRIPTION:Tickets\nScreening of ‘Framing Agnes’\, followed by a casual discussion\, as part of PRSC’s monthly School of Activism film screening series.\nWe will be fundraising for local trans healthcare initiatives at the event – bring cash! (if that is a thing you have) \n“Agnes\, the pioneering\, pseudonymized transgender woman who participated in Harold Garfinkel’s gender health research at UCLA in the 1960s\, has long stood as a figurehead of trans history. \nIn this rigorous cinematic exercise that blends fiction and nonfiction\, director Chase Joynt explores where and how her platform has become a pigeonhole. Framing Agnes endeavours to widen the frame through which trans history is viewed — one that has remained too narrow to capture the multiplicity of experiences eclipsed by Agnes’s. \nThrough a collaborative practice of reimagination\, an impressive line-up of trans stars (Zackary Drucker\, Angelica Ross\, Jen Richards\, Max Wolf Valerio\, Silas Howard\, and Stephen Ira) take on vividly rendered\, impeccably vintage re-enactments\, bringing to life groundbreaking artifacts of trans health care. \nJoynt’s signature form-rupturing style radically re-envisions the imposition of the frame on the cultural memory of transness through his brilliantly crafted\, communally driven excavation. This reclamation tears away with remarkable precision the myth of isolation as the mode of existence of transgender history makers\, breathing new life into a lineage of collaborators and conspirators who have been forgotten for far too long.” \n~ Sundance Programmers\, 2022 \n\nEnabling Active Citizenship since 2019\nCurated and hosted by PRSC\, School of Activism events are designed to be empowering experiences equipping people with the tools to challenge the status quo\, contest power structures and ultimately to change the world.\nWe learn by doing.\nWe make our own future.\n\n\nArticle about our mural wall piece about trans healthcare from a few years ago: https://dev.prsc.org.uk/dying-to-get-started/
URL:https://dev.prsc.org.uk/event/school-of-activism-presents-framing-agnes/
LOCATION:SPACE at PRSC\, 17-25 Jamaica St\, Bristol\, BS2 8JW\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Film,LGBTQ+,School of Activism
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SUMMARY:Bristol Solidarity Cafe & School of Activism: Malcolm X Centenary
DESCRIPTION:Tickets\nBristol Solidarity Cafe and PRSC present:\nA panel discussion titled ‘Lessons on Black liberation & Anti-Imperialist Struggles Today’\, followed by a Q&A. \nPanellists include:\n– Malcolm Richards\n– Kwabena\n– Busayo Twins \nDate: June 18th\nDoors Open: 6pm\nStart Time: 6:30pm\nLocation: PRSC\nREFRESHMENTS INCLUDED \nThis event is part of the PRSC ‘School of Activism’ series\, aiming to galvanise people to make positive change both locally and globally. \nWe look forward to seeing you there! \nEntry requirements: no age restrictions \n\nEnabling Active Citizenship since 2019\nCurated and hosted by PRSC\, School of Activism events are designed to be empowering experiences equipping people with the tools to challenge the status quo\, contest power structures and ultimately to change the world.\nWe learn by doing.\nWe make our own future.
URL:https://dev.prsc.org.uk/event/bristol-solidarity-cafe-school-of-activism-malcolm-x-centenary/
LOCATION:SPACE at PRSC\, 17-25 Jamaica St\, Bristol\, BS2 8JW\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Debate,Discussion,Education,Politics,Protest,School of Activism,Talk
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SUMMARY:Soundtrack to a Coup D'etat - Film Screening
DESCRIPTION:Tickets\nA collaboration between the People’s Republic of Stokes Croft’s ‘School of Activism’ and the PRALER Fund\, marking the unveiling of a mural for Afrikan Liberation Day.\nIn the film\, Jazz and decolonisation are entwined in this historical rollercoaster that rewrites the Cold War episode that led musicians Abbey Lincoln and Max Roach to crash the U.N security council in protest against the murder of Congolese leader Patrice Lumumba. Crackling with energy and verve\, this masterful film takes history and creates an audacious musical documentary. \nThis year marks the centenaries of both Patrice Lumumba and Malcolm X\, and we want to commemorate their legacies by building solidarity with the decolonial struggles of today\, such as the one currently taking place in the Sahel region in West Afrika. We will be raising contributions for the PRALER Fund (https://www.praler.net/praler-fund)\, a grassroots effort led by Global South Communities of Resistance that are restituting resources to strengthen struggles for national liberation. \nEntry requirements: no age restrictions \n\nEnabling Active Citizenship since 2019\nCurated and hosted by PRSC\, School of Activism events are designed to be empowering experiences equipping people with the tools to challenge the status quo\, contest power structures and ultimately to change the world.\nWe learn by doing.\nWe make our own future.
URL:https://dev.prsc.org.uk/event/soundtrack-to-a-coup-detat-film-screening/
LOCATION:SPACE at PRSC\, 17-25 Jamaica St\, Bristol\, BS2 8JW\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Film,Politics,School of Activism
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SUMMARY:School of Activism: A movement of movements for Bristol?
DESCRIPTION:Tickets\nBristol is a city full of energy and vibrant alternative initiatives\, but they don’t always connect well together. The idea of a ‘movement of movements’ suggests that organizing might to scale out and scale up if it is to be able to address the polycrisis that faces us\, but for many organizers it is scale that is the problem. Ideas such as prefiguration\, horizontalism\, localism and so on tend to focus on the small and specific and to be suspicious of political parties\, the state and established institutions. In this event we want to think about longer term strategic aims and wider social transformation. Is it possible to think about the Bristol city region ecosystem in ways that are more strategic and systemic? Can we co-ordinate our activities so that the many local and particular forms of activism can become a rising tide of change which is impossible to ignore? \nJoin us for an evening of discussion with academics\, activists and local groups. Although entry is free\, capacity is limited\, so please get a ticket to secure your place. \nTimings:\n5 :30 pm Food for voluntary donation. The evening will start with early with food for those who want to come\, eat and meet like-minded others.\n6:30 pm Panel Discussion\n7.30 pm Audience discussion with members from local groups \nGuest Panel Speakers: \nRodrigo Nunes\, University of Essex \nA senior lecturer in political theory and organisaton at the University of Essex and the author of Neither Vertical Nor Horizontal: A Theory of Political Organisation (Verso\, 2021) and The View from Brazil: Neoliberalism\, the Far Right and the Grammar of Disintegration (Verso\, forthcoming). \nMakeda Bernard-Quashie\, Afrikan ConneXions Consortium \nBrings a breadth of knowledge and experience to a diverse range of Black civic society and economic activities. She is committed to developing the mutual sector and is currently co-ordinating the development of Zenzele Village – an intergenerational cooperative land and legacy initiative for Afrikan community self-repair. \nStephen Hilton\, Slowmentum \nSlowmentum is a consultancy working for an inclusive regenerative economy. It operates in the nexus between local authorities\, and local communities\, with a commitment to sustainable cities and community activism. Before founding Slowmentum\, Stephen was Director of the Bristol Futures Department at Bristol City Council. \nFriends from AngryWorkers/ Vital Signs Magazine \nThe AngryWorkers are a political collective who organise as workers in industries. In 2020 they published Class Power on Zero Hours\, about their experiences in warehouses and food factories in West London. Vital Signs Magazine is an AngryWorkers magazine by a small group of workers across the two main hospitals in Bristol. \nFacilitated by Claudia Firth and Martin Parker from the University of Bristol Business School. \nClaudia is a researcher working on the Fair Creative Economies project. She is interested in questions of organising\, alternative economies and strategy and coordination. She has written about the contribution economy\, mutual aid\, and prefigurative politics and has worked closely with community activist groups including being involved in the Bristol Commons. Martin is Professor of Organization Studies and author of (among other things) Shut Down the Business School (Pluto 2018). \nMembers from other Bristol based groups will also join us including Acorn\, Bristol Apartheid Free Zone\, Bristol Transformed\, and the Bristol Commons. This event is financially supported by the University of Bristol Business School. \nEntry requirements: no age restrictions
URL:https://dev.prsc.org.uk/event/school-of-activism-a-movement-of-movements-for-bristol/
LOCATION:SPACE at PRSC\, 17-25 Jamaica St\, Bristol\, BS2 8JW\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Community Meeting,Discussion,Education,Politics,Protest,School of Activism
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SUMMARY:Rave On For The Avon: Film + Q&A
DESCRIPTION:Tickets\nA feature-length documentary that follows Bristol’s community fighting to save their river in unique and daring ways.\nDo humans have the right to nature? In “Rave On For The Avon”\, Director Charlotte Sawyer tells a story of a community of wild swimmers in Bristol (UK) affected by raw sewage pollution of the river Avon. England is one of the only two countries in the world to have a fully privatised water and sewage disposal system\, and with only 14% of English rivers in good ecological health\, the mission to keep the rivers clean is not going well. \nIn a series of moving\, exciting and thought-provoking scenes\, the swimmers create a stunning\, light-hearted yet fascinating tapestry\, probing how activism starts from the grassroots\, and carries a profound universal lesson for all of us. There’s a marriage to the river\, drum’n’bass\, a mermaid who tows an inflatable turd\, and a whole lot of cheesecake in this poignant reflection on people’s innovative battles for the natural world they cherish. \nFollowed by a Q&A with the Rave On community\, learn about the journey of the film\, and hear first-hand from those involved in the movement. The event will include poetry from the Avon Bride\, Mrs Meg Avon. \nModerator: Charlotte Kyle – a final year Spanish and politics student and the Trip Secretary of the University of Bristol Wild Swimming Society (@bristoluniwildswim). Charlotte is a journalist and an experienced communicator of environmental issues and will moderate this Q+A panel. \nQ&A guest: Elena Sedman – a final year German and music student and President of the University of Bristol Wild Swimming Society (@bristoluniwildswim). Elena will be one of our panelists\, as a fount of all Bristol swimming knowledge and an advocate for the physical\, social\, and mental benefits of wild swimming. \nRated ★★★★ by The Guardian – “Campaigning never looked so fun and friendly as it does in this joyous documentary about Bristol’s clean water campaigners” \nAbout the film:\nhttps://www.eightysita.com/raveonfortheavondocumentary\nhttps://www.instagram.com/raveonfortheavon/\nhttps://linktr.ee/raveonfortheavon \nDoors Open: 7 PM\nFilm Screening Starts: 7:30 PM\nQ&A: 9 PM – 9:30 PM \n\nEnabling Active Citizenship since 2019\nCurated and hosted by PRSC\, School of Activism events are designed to be empowering experiences equipping people with the tools to challenge the status quo\, contest power structures and ultimately to change the world.\nWe learn by doing.\nWe make our own future.
URL:https://dev.prsc.org.uk/event/rave-on-for-the-avon-film-qa/
LOCATION:SPACE at PRSC\, 17-25 Jamaica St\, Bristol\, BS2 8JW\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Discussion,Film,Protest,School of Activism,Talk
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SUMMARY:School of Activism – London Recruits: Film Screening & Discussion
DESCRIPTION:Tickets\nLondon Recruits: Film Screening & Discussion\nThe movement against Apartheid was one of the largest international social movements in the late 20th century. This documentary tells the story about a group of young white British workers and students who were recruited to work undercover within South Africa by comrade Tambo. \nThe film will be followed by a discussion with the director\, one of the surviving Recruits\, and local activists involved with internationalist solidarity work today. \nA collaboration between the Peoples Release of the film which has as its aim to to create a new model for getting inspiring stories from the left to a wider audience\, and the Peoples Republic of Stokes Croft’s School of Activism. \nRead more about the film here: https://www.londonrecruits.com/ \nEntry requirements: no age restrictions \n\nEnabling Active Citizenship since 2019\nCurated and hosted by PRSC\, School of Activism events are designed to be empowering experiences equipping people with the tools to challenge the status quo\, contest power structures and ultimately to change the world.\nWe learn by doing.\nWe make our own future.
URL:https://dev.prsc.org.uk/event/school-of-activism-london-recruits-film-screening-discussion/
LOCATION:SPACE at PRSC\, 17-25 Jamaica St\, Bristol\, BS2 8JW\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Education,Film,Protest,School of Activism
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SUMMARY:African Apocalypse: Film Screening
DESCRIPTION:Want to hear from people on the ground about the current situation in Niger? \nJoin us for a screening of the film ‘African Apocalypse’ which follows the university student Femi Nylander on a journey through Niger\, meeting communities who are still living with the legacies of colonialism\, as well as the young people determined to work towards repair. \nWe will follow the film with a call to action about reparations\, which will be the starting point of building solidarity with the indigenous communities in Niger and the generation of young people who are taking back their future. \nBehind the recent media headlines about Niger is an environmental justice struggle. Uranium from the former French colony is still powering one out of every three lightbulbs in France\, while in Niger itself less than 20% of people have access to electricity; the stopping of French plunder of natural resources needs to be enacted globally. \nDonations accepted to cover costs. \n\nThe Struggle Continues // Fri 18 - Mon 28 August // Open 12:00 - 18:00 daily\nThis collaborative exhibition celebrates the success of 1963's Bristol Bus Boycott\, alongside other tales of political struggle in Bristol and beyond. Artwork and stories from local artists\, community members\, charities\, and campaign groups examine where we have come from and where we are heading.\n\n★ Exhibition Opening Party // Thu 17 Aug // 18:00 - 21:00 // Free // Get in early for the first look at the show\, chat to some of the activists & organisers behind the event\, and check out our brand new commemorative mug & print at the same time! \n\n★ The Struggle Continues Exhibition  // Fri 18 - Mon 28 Aug // 12:00 - 18:00 every day // Free // Protest art\, documentary photos\, short films\, ephemera\, personal archives and more. Got something you think should be part of the story? Bring it along\, we''ll be adding to the show as we go. \n\n★ Drop-in Tile Decorating Workshop  // Mon 21 - Wed 23 Aug // 15:00 - 17:30 each day // £15 // Rummage through our vintage & new water-slide transfers\, then collage them onto a ceramic tile coaster. \n\n★ People's Art Club & Community Drop-in - Screen Printing with Benoit  // Tue 22 Aug // 14:00 - 16:00 // Free/donations // Make some art (screen print!)\, have a cup of tea & a chat\, pick up some Dope Magazines\, a sleeping bag or tent. \n\n★ African Apocalypse: Film Screening // Thu 24 Aug // 18:00 - 21:00 // Donations // Join us for a screening of the film 'African Apocalypse' which follows the university student Femi Nylander on a journey through Niger\, meeting communities who are still living with the legacies of colonialism\, as well as the young people determined to work towards repair. Followed by a discussion on reparations & solidarity moving forward. \n\n★ Exhibition Closing Party // Mon 28 Aug // 18:00 - 21:00 // Free // Join the artists & activists behind the show\, take a final look at all the personal stories and artwork that have been added over the duration\, and find out who wins the bespoke Bus Boycott Commemorative Plate!
URL:https://dev.prsc.org.uk/event/african-apocalypse-film-screening/
LOCATION:SPACE at PRSC\, 17-25 Jamaica St\, Bristol\, BS2 8JW\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:The Struggle Continues
DESCRIPTION:Opening party: Thu 17 Aug\, 18:00 – 21:00\nOpen daily: Fri 18 – Mon 28 Aug\, 12:00 – 18:00\nClosing party: Mon 28 Aug\, 18:00 – 21:00\nThis collaborative exhibition celebrates the success of 1963’s Bristol Bus Boycott\, alongside other tales of political struggle in Bristol and beyond. Artwork and stories from local artists\, community members\, charities\, and campaign groups examine where we have come from and where we are heading. \nThe Bristol Bus Boycott was a critical moment in the history of race relations and civil rights in the UK. However\, celebrations of this historic victory should not encourage a sense of complacency. The struggles for justice and equality\, and the battles of communities against oppressive authorities are ongoing\, and only by continuing the work of those that went before can we protect these rights of generations to come. \nThis exhibition is a reminder that we stand on the shoulders of giants\, that struggles can take decades\, and the fight for civil rights and equality is not over. \nDo you have a personal archive\, artworks or stories relating to the Bristol Bus Boycott\, the 1980s St Pauls uprisings\, Countering Colston\, Occupy\, BLM\, housing struggles in Bristol\, or the Kill The Bill protests and court cases?\nWould you be interested in lending them to this community exhibition? We’re not just looking for documentation of the headline grabbing events\, but the longer campaigns and work that went on before and after the cameras and journalists came. \nGet in contact via email hidden; JavaScript is required with an outline of what you’d like to contribute\, or bring them along to the show to add in real time! \nThe Struggle Continues is a collaboration between the PRSC\, @curiosity_unltd\, @oshiiblklgt\, and many other local artists and activists. Many thanks to Unite the Union for their support. \n\nThe Struggle Continues // Fri 18 - Mon 28 August // Open 12:00 - 18:00 daily\nThis collaborative exhibition celebrates the success of 1963's Bristol Bus Boycott\, alongside other tales of political struggle in Bristol and beyond. Artwork and stories from local artists\, community members\, charities\, and campaign groups examine where we have come from and where we are heading.\n\n★ Exhibition Opening Party // Thu 17 Aug // 18:00 - 21:00 // Free // Get in early for the first look at the show\, chat to some of the activists & organisers behind the event\, and check out our brand new commemorative mug & print at the same time! \n\n★ The Struggle Continues Exhibition  // Fri 18 - Mon 28 Aug // 12:00 - 18:00 every day // Free // Protest art\, documentary photos\, short films\, ephemera\, personal archives and more. Got something you think should be part of the story? Bring it along\, we''ll be adding to the show as we go. \n\n★ Drop-in Tile Decorating Workshop  // Mon 21 - Wed 23 Aug // 15:00 - 17:30 each day // £15 // Rummage through our vintage & new water-slide transfers\, then collage them onto a ceramic tile coaster. \n\n★ People's Art Club & Community Drop-in - Screen Printing with Benoit  // Tue 22 Aug // 14:00 - 16:00 // Free/donations // Make some art (screen print!)\, have a cup of tea & a chat\, pick up some Dope Magazines\, a sleeping bag or tent. \n\n★ African Apocalypse: Film Screening // Thu 24 Aug // 18:00 - 21:00 // Donations // Join us for a screening of the film 'African Apocalypse' which follows the university student Femi Nylander on a journey through Niger\, meeting communities who are still living with the legacies of colonialism\, as well as the young people determined to work towards repair. Followed by a discussion on reparations & solidarity moving forward. \n\n★ Exhibition Closing Party // Mon 28 Aug // 18:00 - 21:00 // Free // Join the artists & activists behind the show\, take a final look at all the personal stories and artwork that have been added over the duration\, and find out who wins the bespoke Bus Boycott Commemorative Plate!
URL:https://dev.prsc.org.uk/event/the-struggle-continues/
LOCATION:SPACE at PRSC\, 17-25 Jamaica St\, Bristol\, BS2 8JW\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Art Exhibition,Education,Exhibition,Opening Night,Politics,Protest,School of Activism
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SUMMARY:Planet Repairs & the Arts
DESCRIPTION:TicketsPlanet Repairs means the transformation of most aspects of human life\, of education\, economics and arts- making it real\, making it about serving our communities\, rebuilding our human family and reconnecting the world. As a concept it was developed by the movement for Afrikan Reparations and by Grassroots Communities of Resistance where change is being made already – it’s time that they really led this revolution\, and we learn by doing. \nWith this workshop we want to explore together what role the arts can play in creating Planet Repairs\, and share practical steps for working in solidarity with communities who are driving this change. \nIt’s time to make it make sense!\nTo bring all power to all peoples!\nTo win reparations!\nTo decolonise our minds!\nTo decolonise our lands! \nWorking on the ethos of community inclusion and empowerment\, we offer pay-what-you-can solidarity pricing with no-one turned away through lack of funds. Please donate what you can to help keep these events accessible to all. \n\nPeople's Art Fair: Friday 2 December - Sunday 11 December 2022\nThe People's Art Fair encompasses a group exhibition\, performances\, creative workshops & activities\, and a makers market! Open to artists\, makers\, photographers\, painters\, sculptors and creatives of all shapes and flavours\, the People's Art Fair acts as a celebration of culture and expressive art. \n\nMost of the artworks are available to buy\, along with prints\, cards\, badges\, stickers and other smaller bits\, and the bar will be open for soft drinks\, hot drinks and locally sourced beer\, cider & wine.\n\nPeople’s Art Fair: Opening NightJoin us for the opening night of the People's Art Fair - be among the first to see all the amazing artwork on offer\, access your inner artist with some fun & easy creative activities\, and have a drink while you browse & schmooze. Thursday 1 December\, 2022 @ 18:00 - 21:00People’s Art Fair: DecemberOpen 12:00 - 18:00 daily\, the People’s Art Fair is a collaborative group exhibition devised and hosted by the PRSC and open to all artists. See People's Art Fair for a full list of happenings. Friday 2 December\, 2022 @ 12:00 - Sunday 11 December\, 2022 @ 18:00The People’s Comedy: Xmas special\, bourgeoisie killed JesusA night of political\, social and cultural comedy featuring some of the most exciting grassroots comedians of Bristol and beyond - and the acts ACTUALLY get paid. Come join the revolution! Friday 2 December\, 2022 @ 19:00 - 22:30Festive Makers’ MarketCome on down to our festive makers' market! Part of the People's Art Fair. Saturday 3 December\, 2022 @ 12:00 - 18:00Planet Repairs & the ArtsWorkshop exploring what role the arts can play in creating Planet Repairs\, and sharing practical steps for working in solidarity with communities who are driving this change. Part of the People's Art Fair. Sunday 4 December\, 2022 @ 18:00People’s Art Club & Community Drop-in – Drawing Skills with KeithCome for a cup of tea\, make some art\, help distribute Dope Magazine\, sleeping bags and tents\, have a chat. Tuesday 6 December\, 2022 @ 14:00 - 16:00Micro-poetry\, mini-zines!Whether you want to write half-pint haikus or small sonnets\, this workshop will focus on no-rules micro-poetry\, tucked between the pages of an eight-page\, easy to make zine. Part of the People's Art Fair. Tuesday 6 December\, 2022 @ 18:30 - 20:00The People’s PoetryAn open mic poetry & spoken word night\, hosted by activist and poet\, Book of Lilith. Part of the People's Art Fair. Wednesday 7 December\, 2022 @ 19:00 - 22:30People’s Art Fair: Late Opening with music from BrainbeauA special late opening of the People's Art Fair - join us for a bit of Christmas shopping\, some mulled cider & the lovely sounds of Brainbeau! Thursday 8 December\, 2022 @ 18:00 - 21:00CANCELLED: Radical Screen Printing Taster WorkshopScreen print your very own custom radical tote bag! Part of the People's Art Fair. Saturday 10 December\, 2022 @ 10:00 - 12:00The People’s Jam SessionA music jam session hosted by the Immigrant Swing Family. Part of the People's Art Fair. Saturday 10 December\, 2022 @ 19:00 - 22:00CANCELLED: China Decorating WorkshopSpend a relaxing afternoon creating a uniquely decorated piece of fine English bone china! Choose your piece and collage as many images and as much text as you like from our unrivaled collection of historic and new water-slide ceramic transfers. Choose from two sessions: 1 - 3pm or 3.15 - 5.15pm. Sunday 11 December\, 2022 @ 13:00 - 17:30\n\n\n\nEnabling Active Citizenship since 2019\nCurated and hosted by PRSC\, School of Activism events are designed to be empowering experiences equipping people with the tools to challenge the status quo\, contest power structures and ultimately to change the world.\nWe learn by doing.\nWe make our own future.
URL:https://dev.prsc.org.uk/event/planet-repairs-the-arts/
LOCATION:SPACE at PRSC\, 17-25 Jamaica St\, Bristol\, BS2 8JW\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:School of Activism & Journey to Justice present: The Long Shadow of Class - understanding inequality and galvanising change
DESCRIPTION:Tickets\nSCREENING A NEW DOCUMENTARY ON CLASS AND EDUCATION plus open discussion\nJourney to Justice returns to Bristol to present The Long Shadow of Class: understanding inequality and galvanising change\, a new film designed to be used by a wide range of audiences. \nOur mission is to galvanise people to take action for social and economic justice through learning about human rights movements and the arts. We have a wealth of resources on a variety of topics\, including anti-racist education\, disability rights and the link between the environmental and economic justice. \nOur 2022 film considers the crucial role class and education in the UK play in creating an economically unjust society. It explores the lenses through which we view each other. \nExperts in their field from very different backgrounds discuss unequal opportunities\, accent bias\, the markers and stigma of poverty and the devastating effects of our current economic model. \nEach also offers ideas aimed at galvanising people to act for economic justice. \nOur six explainers highlight the need for those with lived experience to be at the forefront of policy decisions. They suggest how to effect change and inspire us all to develop a more just society\, needed now more than ever. \nThe film forms part of a unique\, rich resource created by Journey to Justice exploring the impact of economic injustice and how we can all challenge it.  \nWatch the trailer: https://vimeo.com/747634419 \nEntry is by donation\, register for a ticket on Headfirst or throw some cash in on the door. \nFilm features: Shahajahan Ali (or Badgie Ali)\, a parent and teacher from South London; Professor Sam Friedman\, Professor of Sociology at the London School of Economics; Dr. Elizabeth Henry\, a consultant/ advisor/ activist/ campaigner and speaker\, she was previously the National Adviser on race and equality issues at the Church of England; Susie Morrow who started life as one of six children of an Anglo-Irish family in Newcastle upon Tyne. In 2021 and 2022\, Susie was short-listed as one of the most influential women in tech in the UK; Deb Neville\, a working class woman\, a mother\, a grandmother and a mental health social worker; and Dr. Ben Tippet\, a researcher working in the department of European and International Studies on the Leverhulme-funded project ‘The Political Economy of Growth Models in an Age of Stagnation’. \nThis is not the first time Journey to Justice and PRSC have worked together! Check out our 2017 collaboration on some key figures in Bristol’s history » \n\nEnabling Active Citizenship since 2019\nCurated and hosted by PRSC\, School of Activism events are designed to be empowering experiences equipping people with the tools to challenge the status quo\, contest power structures and ultimately to change the world.\nWe learn by doing.\nWe make our own future.
URL:https://dev.prsc.org.uk/event/soa-jtoj-presents-the-long-shadow-of-class-understanding-inequality-and-galvanising-change/
LOCATION:SPACE at PRSC\, 17-25 Jamaica St\, Bristol\, BS2 8JW\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:The People's Poetry
DESCRIPTION:TicketsPRSC presents The People’s Poetry – an evening of fun\, thought-provoking open mic. \nA lot has been happening in our world and we know you have something to say about it so… sign up to perform! Share your poetry\, spoken word or song as we gather together – first come\, first served. Get yourself on the line-up by emailing email hidden; JavaScript is required or sign up on the night. \nHosted by activist and poet\, Book of Lilith (Emma Etaka). \nPay-what-you-can – there is a recommended price of £4 on the door at this event\, but no-one will be turned away through lack of funds. Book in advance or pay on the door. \n\nPeople's Art Fair: Friday 16 September - Sunday 24 September 2022\nThe People's Art Fair encompasses a group exhibition\, performances\, creative workshops & activities\, and a makers market! Open to artists\, makers\, photographers\, painters\, sculptors and creatives of all shapes and flavours\, the People's Art Fair acts as a celebration of culture and expressive art. \n\nMost of the artworks are available to buy\, along with prints\, cards\, badges\, stickers and other smaller bits\, and the bar will be open for soft drinks\, hot drinks and locally sourced beer\, cider & wine.\n\n\nPeople’s Art Fair: Opening PartyJoin us for art\, drinks\, music\, and a first look at this massive exhibition - this is a great opportunity to meet some of the artists involved! Thu 15 September\, 2022 @ 18:00 - 21:00\n\n\nPeople’s Art Fair: SeptemberA collaborative group exhibition devised and hosted by the PRSC and open to all artists. See The People's Art Fair for details of how to get involved. Thursday 15 September\, 2022 - Saturday 24 September\, 2022Radical Screen Printing Taster WorkshopScreen print your very own custom radical tote bag! Saturday 17 September\, 2022 @ 13:00 - 15:00Collage Zine Making WorkshopThe PRSC’s very own tame collage artist object… will help you create a zine (DIY magazine) using collage\, mixed media\, and just one sheet of paper! Saturday 17 September\, 2022 @ 15:30 - 18:00Training For TrainersBuild confidence in delivering training materials\, and share your appreciation of the theory of learning to new people. Part of the People's Art Fair. Monday 19 September\, 2022 @ 19:00 - 21:00The People’s PoetryAn open mic poetry & spoken word night\, hosted by activist and poet\, Book of Lilith. Part of the People's Art Fair. Wednesday 21 September\, 2022 @ 19:00 - 22:30Collage ClubCome delve into our box of visual goodies and create yourself a collage. Thursday 22 September\, 2022 @ 17:30 - 20:30Community Paint JamCome and make a mess together at our community paint jam\, led by the talented Bristol Mural Collective. Sunday 25 September\, 2022 @ 12:00 - 17:00
URL:https://dev.prsc.org.uk/event/the-peoples-poetry-4/
LOCATION:SPACE at PRSC\, 17-25 Jamaica St\, Bristol\, BS2 8JW\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:Adblocking Bristol Airport's Greenwash
DESCRIPTION:TicketsIn 2020\, Amsterdam became the first city in the world to ban advertising for flights\, cars and fossil fuels on its transport network ad spaces.  Can we make Bristol do the same? \nBristol City Council has targets to become carbon neutral by 2030. At the same time\, it is providing advertising space for high carbon companies such as airports and airlines\, who directly encourage us to increase our emissions. Companies such as EasyJet are also using these spaces to greenwash their image making speculative promises about ‘Zero Emission’ travel far into the future to justify selling more tickets today. \nIn February 2022\, Bristol Airport was granted permission to expand to 12 million passengers per year after appealing against North Somerset Council’s rejection of their planning application. The expansion plans would result in 12 million passengers per year\, 10\,000 car movements per day and one million tonnes of CO2 being emitted annually. \nJoin Adblock Bristol\, Bristol Rising Tide and friends as we combine the creative arts practice of ‘subvertising’\, ‘culture jamming’ and ad-hacking with grassroots campaigning to remove big polluter advertising from our city. \nRegister in advance for your free ticket\, or just show up on the night! \n\nThe School of Activism 3.0 is a month long programme of workshops\, talks and activities brought to you by Peoples Republic of Stokes Croft. Running at PRSC during April 2022\, the events are intended to be empowering experiences equipping people with the tools to challenge the status quo\, contest power structures and ultimately to change the world.\nWe learn by doing.\nWe make our own future.\nThis project is founded on the ethos of community inclusion and empowerment\, so we offer pay-what-you-can solidarity pricing with no-one turned away through lack of funds. Please donate to help us keep the School of Activism affordable to all!
URL:https://dev.prsc.org.uk/event/adblock-bristol-airport/
LOCATION:SPACE at PRSC\, 17-25 Jamaica St\, Bristol\, BS2 8JW\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Community Meeting,Discussion,Meeting,Politics,Protest,School of Activism,School of Activism 3.0
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SUMMARY:Ad Cover Up
DESCRIPTION:Find Adblockers in Bishopston\, covering up a street ad\, and asking the public to answer questions about their preferences for the area… answers on the covered ad-screen! \nThis activity is mostly aimed at passers-by\, but come and find us if you want! \n\nThe School of Activism 3.0 is a month long programme of workshops\, talks and activities brought to you by Peoples Republic of Stokes Croft. Running at PRSC during April 2022\, the events are intended to be empowering experiences equipping people with the tools to challenge the status quo\, contest power structures and ultimately to change the world.\nWe learn by doing.\nWe make our own future.\nThis project is founded on the ethos of community inclusion and empowerment\, so we offer pay-what-you-can solidarity pricing with no-one turned away through lack of funds. Please donate to help us keep the School of Activism affordable to all!
URL:https://dev.prsc.org.uk/event/ad-cover-up/
LOCATION:17-35 Jamaica Street\, Stokes Croft\, Bristol\, BS2 8JP\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Community Meeting,Discussion,Meeting,Politics,Protest,School of Activism,School of Activism 3.0,Talk
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SUMMARY:Tribute Concert to Rapha Dufresne 2022
DESCRIPTION:Join us in the PRSC Space for the fifth edition of the Tribute Concert to Rapha Dufresne. \nPROGRAM\n20:00 – The Old Malt House Jazz Band\n21:00 – Stuart Oliver & Elly Hopkins\n21:45 – IMMIGRANT SWING FAMILY new EP (CRISIS) launch\n22:15 – Immigrant Swing Family MCs (featuring BUGGSY)\n22:45 – Immigrants Jamms : ALL MUSICIANS ARE WELCOME TO JOIN \nFor those who will not be able to join the Concert in memory of Raphael in person\, you can join the live stream here: https://youtu.be/IZw-KJlUiqg \n\nThe School of Activism 3.0 is a month long programme of workshops\, talks and activities brought to you by Peoples Republic of Stokes Croft. Running at PRSC during April 2022\, the events are intended to be empowering experiences equipping people with the tools to challenge the status quo\, contest power structures and ultimately to change the world.\nWe learn by doing.\nWe make our own future.\nThis project is founded on the ethos of community inclusion and empowerment\, so we offer pay-what-you-can solidarity pricing with no-one turned away through lack of funds. Please donate to help us keep the School of Activism affordable to all!
URL:https://dev.prsc.org.uk/event/rapha-tribute-2022/
LOCATION:SPACE at PRSC\, 17-25 Jamaica St\, Bristol\, BS2 8JW\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Dance,Music,School of Activism,School of Activism 3.0
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SUMMARY:New Tools\, Invented Futures: Care\, Work\, Technology
DESCRIPTION:TicketsJoin writer and producer Maria Leonard for an interactive workshop using co-creation\, creative writing and shared discussion on the plural trajectories for care\, work and technology. By centering the potential of imagination and the notion of ‘plural futures’\, you will go away with new tools and tactics needed to think about the way you want to live together with others in the future. \nTouching on the writing of diverse thinkers such as Arturo Escobar\, Ursula Le Guin\, to ideas and images of future forms of work\, community\, care and the technologies used to create them\, Invented Futures will take participants through a series of creative methods\, or “tools”\, for charting alternative trajectories\, ways of being together and the kinds of possible futures this can create in the face of uncertainty through four strands: \n★ Utopia as method: Governance Futures\n★ I do not dream of labour: Work Futures\n★ Robot Intimacy: Care Futures\n★ Entangled systems: Tech Futures \nBuilding on the research produced by the Invented Futures collective\, the session will introduce to the concepts of worlding and the commons\, organising practices\, emerging debates around living with technology and the urgent questions around living together. \nWe will challenge\, question and develop participants’ notion of what makes a future\, the kinds of people-led organising it takes to meet the demands of current future trajectories\, and the imaginative responses that we need going forward. \nBring along a pen\, your ideas and your imagination: imaginations are capacious and shifting\, big and restless: we can have everything we ask for\, everything we need. \nAbout Invented Futures \nMaria Leonard is a writer\, researcher and producer who has worked on the cultural aspects of\, separately\, the future and death. She is currently producer of Invented Futures\, facilitator at Theatre Deli\, and an associate artist at Spike Island\, as well as a poet. \nInvented Futures is a research collective which brings together artists\, writers\, researchers and technologists around the principles of speculative thinking to reframe dominant ideas about the future and its alternatives. We ask the following questions:\nWhat kind of knowledge\, systems and capabilities are required to imagine and build alternative futures?\nHow might speculation\, from thought experiments to fiction\, to performance and prototypes\, provoke dialogue and change? \nBased at Spike Island and with living labs throughout Europe\, the collective spans fiction writers\, researchers and organisations such as the Centre for Research in the Arts\, Humanities and Social Sciences at Cambridge\, the Centre for Global Knowledge Studies\, UCL Science and Technology\, Bristol Digital Futures Institute\, the Imagine Festival of Ideas and Politics\, and more. \nPay-what-you-can – there is a recommended price of £4 on the door at this event\, but no-one will be turned away through lack of funds. Book in advance or pay on the door. \n\nThe School of Activism 3.0 is a month long programme of workshops\, talks and activities brought to you by Peoples Republic of Stokes Croft. Running at PRSC during April 2022\, the events are intended to be empowering experiences equipping people with the tools to challenge the status quo\, contest power structures and ultimately to change the world.\nWe learn by doing.\nWe make our own future.\nThis project is founded on the ethos of community inclusion and empowerment\, so we offer pay-what-you-can solidarity pricing with no-one turned away through lack of funds. Please donate to help us keep the School of Activism affordable to all!
URL:https://dev.prsc.org.uk/event/invented-futures/
LOCATION:SPACE at PRSC\, 17-25 Jamaica St\, Bristol\, BS2 8JW\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Activity,Discussion,School of Activism,School of Activism 3.0,Workshop
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SUMMARY:People's Art Club
DESCRIPTION:Come get your hands dirty at the People’s Art Club creative skill sharing and community building sessions.  \nHosted at the PRSC Space on the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of the month\, the People’s Art Club chat and create in a friendly\, open environment. All welcome and free\, donate what you feel\, and contribute supplies you don’t mind sharing (but definitely no worries if you can’t).  \nDo your own thing or join with ours! Activities include monoprinting (always available)\, group painting and collage\, and soon making our own paper\, frames\, self drying clay objects\, poetry zine and excursions in nature. Tea and coffee by donation\, BYO lunch. 💓 \nPay-what-you-can – we suggest a donation of £4 but no-one will be turned away through lack of funds. \n\nThe School of Activism 3.0 is a month long programme of workshops\, talks and activities brought to you by Peoples Republic of Stokes Croft. Running at PRSC during April 2022\, the events are intended to be empowering experiences equipping people with the tools to challenge the status quo\, contest power structures and ultimately to change the world.\nWe learn by doing.\nWe make our own future.\nThis project is founded on the ethos of community inclusion and empowerment\, so we offer pay-what-you-can solidarity pricing with no-one turned away through lack of funds. Please donate to help us keep the School of Activism affordable to all!
URL:https://dev.prsc.org.uk/event/peoples-art-club-apr-2/
LOCATION:SPACE at PRSC\, 17-25 Jamaica St\, Bristol\, BS2 8JW\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Activity,Kids Activity,People's Art Club,People's Art Fair,School of Activism,School of Activism 3.0,Workshop
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SUMMARY:China Decorating Workshop
DESCRIPTION:TicketsEver dreamed of making your own activist china? Now’s your chance! \nSpend a relaxing afternoon creating a uniquely decorated piece of fine English bone china!\nChoose your piece and collage as many images and as much text as you like from our unrivalled collection of historic and new water-slide ceramic transfers. Our experienced workshop crew will guide you through applying the transfers to create your own unique design. \nThe price of a workshop includes a fine English bone china mug\, transfers\, firing and tuition. If you want to make something else\, choose from a selection of other fine English bone china ware (available for an additional charge on the day). \nPractical Info\nCollecting your finished piece: the china ware needs to be fired then cooled\, so you’ll be able to pick them up the following week.\nSession times: choose between 1 – 3pm or 3.15 – 5.15pm. Please show up at the session time you have booked.\nFamily friendly: children are welcome but must be supervised at all times. Suitable for ages 8+.\nCancellation policy: Refunds are available with at least 72 hours notice of cancellation. Booking fees are non-refundable. \n\nThe School of Activism 3.0 is a month long programme of workshops\, talks and activities brought to you by Peoples Republic of Stokes Croft. Running at PRSC during April 2022\, the events are intended to be empowering experiences equipping people with the tools to challenge the status quo\, contest power structures and ultimately to change the world.\nWe learn by doing.\nWe make our own future.\nThis project is founded on the ethos of community inclusion and empowerment\, so we offer pay-what-you-can solidarity pricing with no-one turned away through lack of funds. Please donate to help us keep the School of Activism affordable to all!
URL:https://dev.prsc.org.uk/event/china-decorating-workshop-apr2022/
LOCATION:PRSC China Decorating Workshop\, 14 Hillgrove Street\, Stokes Croft\, Bristol\, BS2 8JT\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:For Crying Out Loud - get up and dance!
DESCRIPTION:TicketsA School of Activism social hosted by new colab against the Bills – Bristol Outcry \n6 – 8.15 pm\nFood\, Bar\, Music\, Open Forum \nOpen Forum – WHERE’S THE OUTCRY?? – What strategies could raise much wider awareness of what is happening to our rights to create OUTCRY?! \nBristol Outcry would like to invite people to stay on after Solidarity is our Best Defence for a chance to meet each other over delicious Caribbean food and music plus open forum  – Yes! Solidarity IS our best defence\, let’s build strength through building more links\, having discussions over good food\, and sharing some time out! \n8.30 – 10.30 pm\nDJs\, Music\, Bar \nFrom dub and jungle to eclectic funk\, it’s time to dance.\n\nThe School of Activism 3.0 is a month long programme of workshops\, talks and activities brought to you by Peoples Republic of Stokes Croft. Running at PRSC during April 2022\, the events are intended to be empowering experiences equipping people with the tools to challenge the status quo\, contest power structures and ultimately to change the world.\nWe learn by doing.\nWe make our own future.\nThis project is founded on the ethos of community inclusion and empowerment\, so we offer pay-what-you-can solidarity pricing with no-one turned away through lack of funds. Please donate to help us keep the School of Activism affordable to all!
URL:https://dev.prsc.org.uk/event/for-crying-out-loud/
LOCATION:SPACE at PRSC\, 17-25 Jamaica St\, Bristol\, BS2 8JW\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Community Meeting,Dance,Discussion,Meeting,Music,Politics,Protest,School of Activism,School of Activism 3.0,Talk
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SUMMARY:Solidarity is our Best Defence
DESCRIPTION:TicketsWith Bristol Defendant Solidarity\, Bristol ABC and Bristol Anti Repression Campaign. \nLocal anti repression groups have been working hard to ensure defendants and prisoners from the Bristol Kill the Bill demonstrations have all our support and solidarity. We have met the state’s quest for revenge and punishment with a determined alliance of groups joining efforts to counter the lies and spin of the police and media and to stand alongside the defendants and prisoners all the way. Effective solidarity with those facing the wrath of the authorities for fighting back against the violence and escalating powers of the police is a vital part of the wider struggle against the PCSC Bill and this ever more authoritarian government. \nIn this session we will give an overview of the solidarity work so far\, discuss the importance of anti repression organising and look at ways we can continue to resist together. \nRegister in advance for your free ticket\, or just show up on the day! \n\nThe School of Activism 3.0 is a month long programme of workshops\, talks and activities brought to you by Peoples Republic of Stokes Croft. Running at PRSC during April 2022\, the events are intended to be empowering experiences equipping people with the tools to challenge the status quo\, contest power structures and ultimately to change the world.\nWe learn by doing.\nWe make our own future.\nThis project is founded on the ethos of community inclusion and empowerment\, so we offer pay-what-you-can solidarity pricing with no-one turned away through lack of funds. Please donate to help us keep the School of Activism affordable to all!
URL:https://dev.prsc.org.uk/event/solidarity-is-our-best-defence/
LOCATION:SPACE at PRSC\, 17-25 Jamaica St\, Bristol\, BS2 8JW\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Community Meeting,Discussion,Meeting,Politics,Protest,School of Activism,School of Activism 3.0,Talk
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SUMMARY:'The Deep' Discussion Group with Bristol Utopian Book Collective
DESCRIPTION:TicketsThe Deep by Rivers Solomon is a short novel about mer-people descended from pregnant enslaved Africans thrown overboard on the passage across the Atlantic\, whose existence is threatened again by prospectors looking for deep sea oil beds. The book\, and the mythology it is part of\, have inspired real life memorials to enslaved Africans who died at sea. We’ll be discussing how fiction can help us think about racial justice and climate justice\, and inspire us to action. \nPay-what-you-can – there is a recommended price of £4 on the door at this event\, but no-one will be turned away through lack of funds. Book in advance or pay on the door. \nSome extra credit reading that will give you an idea of what you might expect\, both by Bristol Utopian Book Collective’s Sheryl M Medlicott…\n★ ‘It is time to challenge colonial ways of thinking wherever they are found within our culture’\n★ Literature and Activism: Octavia Butler\, farming and community \n\nThe School of Activism 3.0 is a month long programme of workshops\, talks and activities brought to you by Peoples Republic of Stokes Croft. Running at PRSC during April 2022\, the events are intended to be empowering experiences equipping people with the tools to challenge the status quo\, contest power structures and ultimately to change the world.\nWe learn by doing.\nWe make our own future.\nThis project is founded on the ethos of community inclusion and empowerment\, so we offer pay-what-you-can solidarity pricing with no-one turned away through lack of funds. Please donate to help us keep the School of Activism affordable to all!
URL:https://dev.prsc.org.uk/event/the-deep-discussion-group/
LOCATION:SPACE at PRSC\, 17-25 Jamaica St\, Bristol\, BS2 8JW\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Activity,Book Club,Discussion,School of Activism,School of Activism 3.0
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SUMMARY:Protest & Rebel: an exhibition of resistance
DESCRIPTION:Opening night: Thursday 21 April\, 6-9pm\nExhibition open daily: 1-6pm\, Fri 22 – Tue 26 April\nFREE ENTRY \nInspiring artworks of rebellion\, resistance and protest\, including photographs of the Kill the Bill protest in March last year\, by street photographer Colin Moody. \n\nThe School of Activism 3.0 is a month long programme of workshops\, talks and activities brought to you by Peoples Republic of Stokes Croft. Running at PRSC during April 2022\, the events are intended to be empowering experiences equipping people with the tools to challenge the status quo\, contest power structures and ultimately to change the world.\nWe learn by doing.\nWe make our own future.\nThis project is founded on the ethos of community inclusion and empowerment\, so we offer pay-what-you-can solidarity pricing with no-one turned away through lack of funds. Please donate to help us keep the School of Activism affordable to all!
URL:https://dev.prsc.org.uk/event/protest-rebel/
LOCATION:SPACE at PRSC\, 17-25 Jamaica St\, Bristol\, BS2 8JW\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Art Exhibition,Exhibition,Opening Night,Photography Exhibition,Politics,Protest,School of Activism,School of Activism 3.0
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SUMMARY:The 1970s Counterculture in the West Country: The story of the Bath Arts Workshop
DESCRIPTION:TicketsFrom the late 1960s through the 1970s the counterculture helped to make the West Country fizz with creative ideas and events. One of the most successful ventures\, locally and nationally\, was the Bath Arts Workshop. As a spin-off from London’s influential Arts Lab\, BAT was a loose collective of artists and community activists. To describe it as a community arts group\, however\, would be to under-explain its work. It was that and much more as it proliferated into festival organisation\, media production\, hosted national alternative technology events known as Comtek\, and challenged homelessness\, ecological destruction\, racism\, and the destruction of historic buildings. \nTangent Books have recently published Bath Arts Workshop: Counterculture in the 1970s\, on the history of the initiative launched in 1969. This event will be a rare opportunity to hear co-founder Phil Shepherd and other authors in conversation\, remembering\, celebrating\, and reflecting upon the Bath Arts Workshop’s relevance for the present day. \nRegister in advance for your free ticket\, or just show up on the night! \n\nThe School of Activism 3.0 is a month long programme of workshops\, talks and activities brought to you by Peoples Republic of Stokes Croft. Running at PRSC during April 2022\, the events are intended to be empowering experiences equipping people with the tools to challenge the status quo\, contest power structures and ultimately to change the world.\nWe learn by doing.\nWe make our own future.\nThis project is founded on the ethos of community inclusion and empowerment\, so we offer pay-what-you-can solidarity pricing with no-one turned away through lack of funds. Please donate to help us keep the School of Activism affordable to all!
URL:https://dev.prsc.org.uk/event/the-story-of-the-bath-arts-workshop/
LOCATION:SPACE at PRSC\, 17-25 Jamaica St\, Bristol\, BS2 8JW\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Discussion,Education,Politics,School of Activism,School of Activism 3.0,Talk
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