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This project will enable Notes from Below to organise five workshops on workers’ inquiry, identify new worker writers, and support the co-production of a special issue of their writing.

• To write, record and install the necessary technology to make the statue a “talking” statue telling the story of Sylvia Pankhurst’s political campaigning to a wider audience. • A public event to unveil the statue attended by all donors. Work with local businesses to create an inclusive and celebratory event highlighting the causes for … Continued

The proposed project will facilitate educational talks in 20 secondary schools in London and other centres such as Bristol, Sheffield and Newcastle. The talks will be delivered by former anti-apartheid activists and campaigners and work in collaboration with the Anti-Apartheid Movement Archives (AAM) for resources. While the history of apartheid will be covered, the primary … Continued

DECLASSIFIED is a new project that will be an online publication investigating and analysing British foreign, security, intelligence and corporate policies. It is in set-up phase and will launch publicly in October 2019. Its centrepiece is the commissioning and publishing of cutting-edge investigative journalism and commentary. We are seeking funding from the Trust to undertake … Continued

This project will bring people to the NUM headquarters in Barnsley to engage with their substantial records on the history of trade union organisation in the mining industry.

Developing a network of volunteers across the country to deliver introductory courses and sessions on political economy, anti-racism, and organising, and stimulate interest in the process of working class self-education

Archiving and making public the George Padmore Institute’s Oilfields Workers’ Trade Union (OWTU) Collection gifted from John La Rose, the OWTU’s European Representative (1962-2006).

To research, facilitate and deliver free radical (Marxist), working class, anti-fascist, educational tours to young people across Greater Manchester and train them and their parents/guardians to ensure future sustainability.

Nice one Cyrille! An anti-racist event – and football tournament – celebrating the life of inspirational black footballer Cyrille Regis and the fight against racism from the 1970s to today.

A conference bringing together left and progressive forces from across Europe and beyond: to analyse and strategise collectively to counter the far-right; to help strengthen political alternatives and coordinate an effective response.