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October 2019
Lana, a Sheffield Extinction Rebellion rebel arrested whilst protesting at the Government Oil & Gas Fiscal Summit, has written a letter to the organiser - who attended the same school, 30 years before her.Read the letter at Extinction Rebellion Sheffieldâ€...
October 2019
The campaigning union ACORN has has issued a statement of support of the Kurdish people and the Rojava Revolution in Syria, currently under attack by the Turkish army after Donald Trump’s sudden withdrawal announcement. Turkey is the second largest force...
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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Events Listings
Thu 21 Nov 2019, 8-9.30pm, University of Sheffield Drama Studio, Shearwood Rd. S10 2TD
A show inspired by themes of climate change and forced migration, conceived and composed by Richard Evans. Sentinel is a call-to-action without words. The show is a multi-sensory journey through the present and future effects of global warming, creating a layered perspective on the planet’s most urgent issue. Soundtrack of analogue synths mixed with classical vocals, laser lighting, video and visuals created directly from climate and migrant data.
Tickets £13 Full price/£6 University of Sheffield students/£8 Concessions. All include a free after-show ‘In Conversation With’
University of Sheffield venues
Sat 23 Nov 2019, 7pm, St. Columbas Church, Crosspool S10 5PL
An evening of poetry, music, food and friendship to celebrate Yorkshire life and journeys. Donations go to City of Sanctuary.
Food provided, bring your own wine and drink.
Mon 25 Nov 2019, 6.30pm, Foodhall, 121 Eyre St. S1 4QW
Don’t Rubbish the Inner City is a community video documentary produced thirty years ago (1989) by SCRAP (Sheffield Community Recycling Action Programme) as a snapshot of ‘re-use, repair and recycling’. Memory Dance has newly digitised a copy of this rarely seen U-matic tape and will be screening this special episode of TV Dinners.
Vegan Dinner + Music + Screening (duration 50 mins) + Q&A
Doors open 6.30pm, food 7pm, film at 7.45pm. Suggested donation on the door £5-£10. Contact Foodhall about any particular dietary requirements. Unfortunately the toilets are not wheelchair accessible, but if you want to chat about accessibility, contact Foodhall.
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