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Hundreds march through Cambridge against cuts.
Cambridge Uncut stages two successful actions.
BP Flash Mob
Sunday 17 April 2011, 2PM at Tate Modern, Bankside, London, SE1 9TG
Support the NHS picket in Cambridge, 09/04/2011
Food Sovereignty Tour + Agroecology Short Course in Venezuela – July 10-22
You are invited to participate in a study tour to study food sovereignty, social movements and social change in Venezuela, July 10 to 22. The tour will examine issues of land reform, urbanization issues, rural development and food sovereignty within a dynamic political context. Venezuela is an outstanding example of a country that strives to ensure its citizens’ right to food while bolstering its domestic agriculture sector, with an emphasis on organic practices and agroecologyThe Great BP-sponsored Sleep-in Flash Mob
Sunday 17 April 2011, 2PM at Tate Modern, Bankside, London, SE1 9TG.To mark the one year anniversary of the BP Gulf of Mexico oil spill, join us for ‘The great BP-sponsored sleep-in’, a 4-minute flashmob art installation inside Tate Modern. Imagine the turbine hall of this former power station filled with BP-branded sleeping figures, who will soon wake from their BP-sponsored coma to sound the climate alarm.
3 Arrested as Over 20 Protest Cambridge Fur Seller
BP and Culture: Time To Break It Off!
A week of action to kick BP out of our cultural spacesPictures from March For The Alternative (part 3).
Pictures from March For The Alternative (part 2).
Pictures from March For The Alternative (part 1).
Animal Warfare Revels: Bobby Roberts Address!
Legal Advice Lines / Bust Card For Tomorrow 26th March
Print off and keep with you on tomorrows march / occupations.
It Cuts Both Ways... Alternatives to Cuts (a Video)
A film about UK Uncut and alternatives to cuts by Oonagh Cousins.Academies Talk hosted at Impington VC, Cambridge, 14/03/2001
Power and Privilege within - a workshop
Based on Anti-Oppression training techniques (currently offered in the UK by groups such as Otesha and Platform), this workshop is aimed at people who are part of any group with environmental or social justice goals, who want to become more aware of how power and privilege within their own organisation affects what they do.Cambridge University Students Occupy Senate House Lawn.
This was in response to the Vice Chancellor deciding to ignore students and employers to save Bursaries, which financially support students with their studies and allow them to continue attending Cambridge University.