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Occupy, Occupy, Occupy!!! will explore: occupations as a tactic in industrial, community, student and environmental disputes; the influences in making the decision to occupy; what effect taking part in an occupation has on the individuals and communities involved; how community activism can lead to social change and how saving vital community resources contributes to the … Continued

To deliver a series of ten workshops on Peace and Conflict, which will bring socialist education to a camp of around 3,000 young people in August 2022. The purpose will be to raise public awareness of peace and conflict, nuclear disarmament, unionism and overthrowing capitalism.

A series of four, accessible and engaging, short films exploring some of the most potent examples of socialist architecture in London – in particular focusing on the work of Georgian-British designer and lifelong Marxist, Berthold Lubetkin whose social condensers were powerful manifestos for new forms of communality in their time and have many lessons to … Continued

Network coordinator pilot: a person to be appointed to work part-time to connect our scholars, fellows and artists-in-residence with each other and a wider public.

Promote the concept of universal services under a Social Guarantee that entitles everyone to life’s essentials, according to need not ability to pay – through dialogue with service workers and unions.

Our Tribune Clubs project aims to bring socialist political education, radical history and Marxist philosophy to our readers and other activists across the country, with events ranging from debates to book readings and film clubs.

A collaborative oral history project on working-class migrants’ experiences of work in the UK in the twenty-first century.

On the 1st April 2020 the CCJS hosts a major event on imprisonment in Britain. This will be exactly 30 years since the first day of the Strangeways protests. Lasting 25 days and spreading across several prisons, Strangeways remains the largest prison protest in England and Wales. Thirty years on, the dysfunctions and problems of … Continued

A programme of research and popular education that will highlight the heavy-handed, disproportionate, and potentially unlawful, policing of recent Black-led anti-racist protests in the UK.

The Fighting SUS group will organise workshops to share their learning on the history of stop and search with young people and hold intergenerational discussions to guide an expansion of their research.