Browse Awards

This project will exhibit, publish and discuss photographs by Sally Fraser, which provide a unique record of the early women’s liberation movement and radical British protest in 1968-1972. It will focus on a key moment in the history of 20th century radical social movements, and revisit this history in the context of today’s new campaigns … Continued

A book award celebrating radical fiction* for children aged 0-12. *informed by anti-discriminatory or egalitarian concerns; promoting social equality or challenging stereotypes; promoting social justice, and a more peaceful/fairer world.

Create and Debate’s ‘Local Histories’ project will engage around 500 young Londoners in the history of local minority struggles for an egalitarian society, using poetry as a creative response.

The Class Work project is a workers’ co-operative organising around class. We publish a quarterly journal called Lumpen which publishes work from poor and working-class writers. We are looking for support in funding issue 6 & 7.

A multi-dimensional research/culture and arts project documenting and disseminating the story of a long-forgotten workers’ campaign to save Liverpool’s Meccano factory, c. November 1979 to March 1980.

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.