Love Music Hate Racism Luton

Don't forget to reserve your ticket for the free community screening of everybody to Kenmure street. Taking place Tomorrow 2PM - 5PM at Luton central library conference rooms on the 3rd floor.

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/1994895781985

Expect free refreshments, An amazing documentary, community discussions and guest speaker green councillor Hau-Yu Tam who is also part of Green organise and has been involved in pushing an anti raid motion in Lewisham.

🎙️Who gets to tell the story of Luton? You do.

We’re offering 10 paid opportunities for Luton residents aged 18–30 to explore a story from their life, community or surroundings and turn it into a short audio piece for Revoluton’s Undercurrent podcast series.

No experience needed. No need to call yourself an artist. Just curiosity and something you can’t stop thinking about. You’ll receive £500, workshops, support and travel costs covered.

Apply by Sunday 6 September, 23:59.
Do it here: https://www.revolutonarts.com/opportunity/podcast-commission-call-out/


📸: Tessa Neale

This month's been a busy one!
We've already been part of some amazing local days
We'll be at Marsh farm sports week tomorrow
Don't forget to reserve your free ticket for everybody to Kenmure street Everybody To Kenmure Street!
Join us at youth fest
And don't forget to join our meeting/ social at the end of the month at Quakers house.

We've enjoyed summer with you and it's not over yet

We invite you to a community screening of the award winning documentary everybody to kenmure street.

In May 2021, a UK Home Office dawn raid triggers one of the most spontaneous and successful acts of civil resistance in recent memory. In Pollokshields, Scotland’s most diverse neighbourhood, hundreds of residents rush to the streets to stop the deportation of their neighbours.

We will be hosting a free screening with free food and drink in the library conference rooms.

We will also be joined by Lewisham green councillor Hau-Yu Tam who is part of Greens Organise and has been doing great work in Lewisham, South London working with antiraids networks and passing a historic motion which commits Lewisham council to making sure Lewisham is a no immigration raids zone.
Expect community discussions and a q&a session.

This venue is accessible with accessible toilets.

Make sure to reserve your ticket from the link in our bio.


https://www.eventbrite.com/e/1994895781985

Everybody to Kenmure Street Community screening of the documentary on the Kenmure Street Protests, a story of challenging injustice through community resistance.

Everyone welcome accessible venue and facilities at Quakers meeting house.

If that isn’t enough there’s free food too

A little appreciation post for our incredible volunteers these events won’t be able to run without you 💗 Try and find yourself