#BrumZineFest returns Saturday 27th April, 11am — 7pm at The Hive with a zine fair, workshops, talks, food + more around the theme of ~queering infrastructure~ Applications for stalls are now open: bit.ly/ApplyBZF24 Wider context + register here: bit.ly/BrumZineFest24

Una conversación con Akil y Seth Scafe-Smith, fundadores de Resolve Collective. Los blogs de ABC abcblogs.abc.es/viga-en-el-ojo…

It's past midnight, and turnout of students and faculty has filled the entire plaza of Columbia University. An end to US complicity in the genocide of Gaza remains their focus, they insist, despite media attempts to divert attention to issues like student safety or free speech

3ºC Neighbourhood is a new piece of research co-authored by CIVIC SQUARE Dark Matter Labs on the risks UK urban neighbourhoods face due to climate + ecological breakdown under a high emissions scenario, likely resulting in +3ºC average global temperature. bit.ly/Neighbourhood3

I’ll be here hosting alongside the maestro behind so much of our work, in her beloved home of Brum Zine Fest today. There’s lunch, dinner, talks, workshops, stalls, and so much to get your teeth into. I really wouldn’t miss if I was you. #BrumZineFest

A masive thank you to Side eYe for inviting us to ‘Dugsi Dayz’ at Royal Court. Our young people and staff had an amazing time! A must watch play👏🏽🙌🏽 #DugsiDayz #YouthCreative

Connecting people & connecting struggles. #SolidarityInAction

The Physical Infrastructure Design of Neighbourhood Public Square will make 3ºC Neighbourhood and Endowing The Future tangible through co-building regenerative, distributive-by-design neighbourhood civic infrastructure at the heart of Ladywood, Birmingham. bit.ly/PublicSquareDe…

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Hiam Abbass and Lina Soualem reconnect with their homeland in Bye Bye Tiberias, opening this weekend at BFI Southbank. T A P E

“It’s like a categorical changing of the space debris that orbits the political solar system.” Great chat between ⁦Akil Scafe-Smith⁩ and ⁦Merlin Fulcher⁩ on the ⁦Open City⁩ pod this week! podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/ope…

one fascist’s ear grazed by a bullet evoked more sympathy from the Democratic Party within two hours than the innumerable Palestinian deaths from decades of settler-colonial violence and months of genocidal warfare that they directly enabled

🧵 A whole series of wonderful pieces in this new issue of MERIP, including one by Elia El Khazen and Charlotte Rose on activism against supplies of jet fuel to the Israeli war machine: merip.org/2024/07/routes…

On Sunday, Dania Arafeh will host a discussion on the practical, ethical and spatial challenges of envisioning a free Palestine with Mahmoud Hassouneh, Bint Mbareh, Nour and Akil Scafe-Smith in this event from 3EIB at Southbank Centre. Find out more: bit.ly/4c4QB26

Aljazeera journalist Ismail Al-Ghoul and Ramy El Rafey were killed by a targeted Israeli airstike while covering the death of Ismail Hinayeh in front of his home in Gaza. Aljazeera presenters are breaking down in announcing it. I'm breaking down writing this.

The line up for next week from the 3rd - 8th September is looking sublime, there’s far too many people to tag but here’s a few Indy Johar, Dr Nathaniel Adam Tobias C———, Anasuya Gupta, Jack Minchella, Alys Fowler, seetal solanki, Seth Amani Scafe-Smith, Akil Scafe-Smith and so many more, but come and join to

Frankaa of the day: "Our enemies are like fish caught in a drag-net" When there is unity; the Asafo company can conquer their enemies with ease together than alone 👌🏿

Immensely moving image.

heartbroken at the news of the sudden passing of community leader Mousa Qous in Jerusalem. sharing this piece Mousa wrote for skin deep about afro-palestinians in the old city. his daughter Shaden is currently illegally jailed & can't even say goodbye. skindeepmag.com/articles/pales…

I'm devastated to learn of the sudden passing of Mousa Qous, a leader and bedrock of the Afro-Palestinian community in occupied Jerusalem. The city has lost a part of its soul. It is particularly cruel, but not surprising, that the occupier initially refused to allow his