Protest is fundamental to democracy. People must have the right to oppose having an unelected head of state, or more than £100m of public funds being spent on a coronation when millions rely on food banks. These arrests should concern us all.

“There is no longer a right to peaceful protest in the UK” This is a disastrous blow to our freedoms and our democracy Solidarity with Graham Smith 🇺🇦 🏳️‍🌈 who leads an organisation Republic with impeccable record of legal, non-violent protest which represents views of millions

GWL's Volunteer coordinator @GabrielleGWL & Volunteer Anabel Marsh 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 🇺🇦 feature in Glasgow City Heritage Trust's latest podcast to talk about some incredible women from Glasgow's past & take us through the development of our pioneering Women's Heritage Walks.

Co-hosting the event ‘Feminist Urbanism- what is it and why now?’ with Daisy Narayanan on morning of Saturday 10th June, Edinburgh with panelist’s Cllr Holly Bruce and Suzanne Ewing. Funded by Royal Society of Edinburgh and part of Architecture Fringe programme. Tickets here eventbrite.com/e/606702853567

📣TODAY 11am-1pm Redefining Glasgow as a feminist city A walk exploring Glasgow as an intersectional, feminist city with MissinginArchitecture The Glasgow School of Art Meet at the Cenotaph, George Square. FREE, Book > architecturefringe.com/festivals/2023…

Wheatley regeneration plan to retain key features of Bellgrove Hotel | Wheatley Group Collective Architecture CCG Scotland scottishhousingnews.com/articles/wheat…

'A Fragile Correspondence' opened at La Biennale di Venezia at the end of May with several staff and students from the GSA participating. The work will be showcased in Edinburgh next Friday 16 June, with tickets available here: tickettailor.com/events/archite…

This was so good! Thanks Jude Barber Cllr Holly Bruce Suzanne Ewing & Daisy Narayanan for hosting and leading such an interesting + intersecting conversation Would love to see more of these distinctly Feminist & open roundtables at your typical Manel led conferences&events

Beautiful morning in Edinburgh spent with Royal Society of Edinburgh Cllr Holly Bruce discussing Feminist Urbanism. It was great to hear conversations around gendered infrastructure, planning and engagement following Holly and I's work to create Glasgow and Edinburgh as Feminist Cities 📝

An energising session on Feminist Urbanism Architecture Fringe today, thanks to hosts Jude Barber & Daisy Narayanan and wonderful speakers Cllr Holly Bruce & Suzanne Ewing Women Make Cities - great discussions around interdisciplinary & intersectional approaches to feminist cities 🧱

👀TODAY🧐 Who Owns The Clyde? Join Jude Barber and Louise Welsh of The Empire Cafe on the Broomielaw between 3pm and 6pm to explore the question 'Who owns the Clyde?' - as part of a developing pilot podcast. Full details > architecturefringe.com/festivals/2023…

Thanks to everyone who took part in the start of our new The Empire Cafe project Who Owns the Clyde Architecture Fringe yesterday, including Leader of GlasgowCC Cllr Graham Campbell🇺🇦@SNP_socialists Andy Wightman A fascinating & informative session 🌊 Thanks Ivana Fintova University of Glasgow UofG Arts Lab for these photos

This Thursday - with short presentations from architects Matt McKenna from DressForTheWeather , & Cathy Houston & Eugenia Mompó from Collective Architecture, providing insight into the opportunities, challenges & role of retrofitting old buildings in Glasgow and Scotland’s net zero ambitions.

Fab resource created by Make Space for Girls for Homes England - how to make more inclusive public spaces for girls and teens. They are generously sharing for other Councils to download via their link 👇The City of Edinburgh Council Glasgow City Council Dundee City Council Fife Council Aberdeen City Council East Renfrewshire

Don’t miss Ian Goldin & Tom Lee-Devlin talking about this excellent book and the future of cities at Edinburgh International Book Festival on Sun 20 Aug at 17.45, where they will be interviewed by the brilliant Jude Barber

Picked this up on my travels today. Thanks for including The Empire Cafe Dr Sarah Laurenson National Museums Scotland Edinburgh University Press A project & journey close to our hearts Jude Barber Collective Architecture

This is sold out but you can join it online via Zoom Webinar book here: fruitmarket.co.uk/event/assembly… Kirsty Maguire Jude Barber