A timely and thought provoking audio drama based on Chekhov’s Three Sisters.
Reflections from Yasmina Seifeddine the limits and possibilities of cultural work in anti-colonial struggle.
Marianne Brown’s The Shetland Way tells how an unjust energy transition has left lasting division and biodiversity loss on the Shetland isles.
The People will Possess the Wind was commissioned by Estuary Festival for Estuary 2025. Read the booklet now.
A public programme of events and creative work exploring movement histories.
Grants of up to £3,000 for individual artists or collectives exploring environmental justice archives.
James Marriott spoke at Edinburgh Book Fair as part of the Revolutionary Feeling series
Feature-length documentary revealing the hidden infrastructure of the oil industry.
Mobilising fans, athletes and clubs to bring an end to high-carbon, gambling and alcohol sponsorship in sport!
Uplifting and politicising the role that young people of the global majority can play in prefiguring the world we need: diverse, just, sustainable, community-led and resilient.









