Podcast planning is hungry and thirsty work!

Another wonderfully productive evening gearing up for some jam packed recording days next month. We can’t wait 🎧🎤

It’s been great to see our volunteers supporting each other this evening!

Tonight PP members who attended the fantastic Research Podcasts training have been sharing what we learnt with our volunteers who couldn’t make it. The podcast planning is going great!

It’s a very exciting day for the Preservative Party today!!!

It’s a busy day Leeds City Museum today!

Lots of great activities going on in the museum. If you’ve got the afternoon free then come along and visit ‘Whose Power?’

Today the brilliant Grace and Abigail Harrison Moore are chatting with visitors & getting some great feedback

Another fantastic evening!!!

Tonight we were busy discussing the next steps for ‘Whose Power?’ Not giving away too many spoilers here but we think it’s going to be great 🎤🎧

I just spoke about this exhibition to my students in a lecture today. I aligned the excellent work you and Abigail Harrison Moore did with other fantastic co-creation practices like Dominic Bilton and (Un)Defining Queer

'Whose Power?', a new exhibition by award-winning youth group the Preservative Party and FAHACS's Abigail Harrison Moore, is officially open! It's all about the role of women and others in historic energy transitions and it's open until 24 March at Leeds City Museum ahc.leeds.ac.uk/arts-humanitie…

We are delighted to officially launch ‘Whose Power? Energy Change in the Home’

We’ve worked hard on this fantastic project with Abigail Harrison Moore for the last few months. This is just the first project that will come from her AHRC fellowship collaborating with PP 🥳🥳

We’re making Zines tonight!

Creativity flowing in the group tonight✨✨The great thing about working with Abigail Harrison Moore Arts and Humanities Research Council is getting to try lots of new ways of sharing our research!

Guess what we’re doing next… 👀