These Are Our Neighbours

On the weekend of 29-30 June, you’re invited to These Are Our Neighbours.

In these troubled times of increasing immigration raids and polarisation, coming together to build collective power and care is key. Meet your ‘neighbours’ from across different groups and movements, share experiences and plan for the time ahead.

How do we take action in a way that unites, not divides us? How do we work across our differences and make sure no one is left behind? How can we defend our neighbours against repressive border policies, and what does practical solidarity look like at a neighbourhood level?

More details on the programme to follow soon -join for any one of the sessions, drop in to our all-day making space and/or come and share some delicious food.

We have a couple of open slots if you’d like to request a particular workshop, or run a session yourself. Get in touch for a chat at [email protected]

This event will build on three previous movement gatherings in Glasgow this Spring but is open to anyone. More info about the whole series here.

The venue is wheelchair accessible. Children welcome, we offer childcare on-site.We’ll be providing childcare on-site for the whole event, and have a limited pot available for transport costs (see registration form). We are committed to supporting your active participation as much as we can during this event. If there are any barriers for you, please let us know when you sign up.

We encourage you to come for the whole event if you can, but if that’s not possible for you, you’re welcome to drop in for the sections you’re most interested in.

The event is free to participate in but spaces are limited so please book now.

Please get in touch () or whatsapp on 07510 343586, if you have any other questions, need support filling in the form or would like to contribute in some way.

Event Venue & Nearby Stays

The Pyramid at Anderston, 759 Argyle Street, Glasgow, United Kingdom