The guide to Sheffield's
radical, alternative, ethical
business and groups
March/April 2020
Extinction Rebellion is working hard to grow and become more diverse and massive. When coronavirus eases, we still face climate chaos. The recent budget yet again doesn’t properly tackle the eco-crisis. A promised national net-zero infrastructure plan wa...
March 2020
Julie Dore, Sheffield City Council leader had planned to step down in May at the local elections, but says she will stay on during the Coronavirus crisis at these "extremely worrying times". Elections have been postponed by central government until 2021....
ACORN is a community-based union of working class people. They run large scale member-led campaigns supporting and empowering lo
Originally a project of Grow Sheffield, this group promotes tree planting in gardens, allotments, waste spaces, etc. They offer
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March 2020
WE MAY BE FACING THE WORST PANDEMIC IN LIVING MEMORY. ALT-SHEFF WILL REMAIN ONLINE, TRYING TO PUBLICISE USEFUL AND ’ALTERNATIVE’ INFORMATION AND ADVICE FOR PEOPLE IN SHEFFIELD.
SEE ---> *** HELP DURING THE CORONAVIRUS CRISIS *** <--- HERE
If you can share details of activities and resources, online or offline, to help our Sheffield communities, please get in touch. Thanks.
March/April 2020
XR is developing its "regenerative culture" to keep everyone balanced, especially during this difficult time. They offer a whole programme of online workshops and more, using the video conferencing service Zoom.
This page (Google document) gives the programme, timetable, themes and user guides. All are welcome! For any queries contact mailto:xr.regenerativeculture@gmail.com
Wed 1 Apr 2020, 6.30pm, Quaker Meeting House, 10 St James St. S1 2EW
SORRY THIS EVENT IS POSTPONED
Over the last few years, the media’s increasingly hostile rhetoric towards migrants and refugees has led to the demonisation and ’othering’ of people born outside the UK. Could a UBI (Universal Basic Income) form part of the solution, giving refugees a real stake in the UK as well as an economic platform from which to build a new life?
Join UBI Lab Sheffield’s Tchiyiwe T Chihana (Migration Matters Festival, African Voices Platform) for an informal talk followed by a discussion. (Followed by ongoing project updates and planning from 7.30pm)
All welcome, free.
UBI Lab Sheffield
