Palestine March to end the war in Gaza
There was a huge gathering at St. George’s plateau of various groups and individuals on Saturday 21st September for a march to the Labour Party’s conference in Liverpool.
Author: Tracey Dunn
Burnt Rain by Roc Sandford
Tracey Dunn reviews the book Burnt Rain, a powerful, compelling polemic by veteran eco-protestor Roc Sandford.
Do we need a ‘New Economic Paradigm Shift’ and how can this be achieved?
Tracey Dunn attended the lecture by Claire Dove OBE, at the Eleanor Rathbone Social Justice Public Lecture School of Law and Social Justice Building, University of Liverpool on February 8th 2023.
‘STRIKE’ march and rally in Liverpool
Teachers, rail workers, museum and gallery workers, communication workers, creative workers, trade unions and many others came out for a march through Liverpool yesterday.
RMT train strike picket at Lime Street railway station
RMT train strike picket at Lime Street railway station (or How Avanti West Coast literally make me ill!)
Building a National Right to Food Movement
Tracey Dunn reports from the Building a National Right to Food Movement event, held at the Black-E as part of The World Transformed festival.
Enough Is Enough March in Liverpool
Photos and video by Tracey Dunn of the Enough Is Enough march in Liverpool on 20th August 2022.
A Life in Activism
‘’I believe that now is the time for us to unite and do our bit to protect the planet for all our futures’’
Massive Attack low carbon gig
Massive Attack will be performing a low carbon gig in Liverpool planned for October 2020. It is part of the Good Business Festival working with the Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research at the University of Manchester.
The Climate Change and Resilience – Listening Event
Report by Tracey Dunn of the Climate Change and Resilience – Listening Event held at the Quaker Meeting House on September 28th.
Annie Besant and the Bryant and May match girls strike
Recording by Tracey Dunn of the talk by Jef Page about Annie Besant and the Bryant and May match girls strike of East London in 1888.
Ritual Bombardment In The Charnel House of Power
Tracey Dunn reviews the exhibition of drawings by Nina Edge, on at the Unity Theatre until 27th July.
Sacrifice Zones – Colonialism, Neoliberalism and Climate Change
Recording by Tracey Dunn of the Sacrifice Zones – Colonialism, Neoliberalism and Climate Change panel discussion held as part of The World Transformed Festival.
Black Women Transforming politics
Recording by Tracey Dunn of the Black Women Transforming politics discussion held with Professor Cecile Wright, Zita Holbourne, Anna Rothery and Dr Sonya Robotham, part of The World Transformed Festival.
Regenerating Regeneration
Recording by Tracey Dunn of the Regenerating Regeneration discussion held with Stephen Pritchard and Liam Kelly as part of The World Transformed Festival.
Floods and Forest Fires: Living the Climate Crisis
Recording by Tracey Dunn of the Floods and Forest Fires: Living the Climate Crisis panel discussion held at The Black-E as part of The World Transformed Festival.
Viv Albertine ‘To Throw Away Unopened’
Tracey Dunn reviews the book To Throw Away Unopened, the new memoir by Viv Albertine from the legendary late 70’s band The Slits.
Housing Justice Conference
Report by Tracey Dunn on the Housing conference held at Friends Meeting House when activists, housing campaigners, researchers and others met for two days to demand housing justice.
Justice4Grenfell Panel Discussion
Recording of the Justice4Grenfell panel discussion held at The Black-E as part of Writing on the Wall’s Crossing Borders Festival.
Tales Of Aigburth
Recording of local historian John Harrison giving a talk about the history of Aigburth at Toxteth Town Hall’s Heritage Open Day.
Ken Pye talk on the seven hills of Liverpool
Recording by Tracey Dunn of local historian Ken Pye who spoke at Toxteth Town Hall’s Heritage Open Day event about the history of the seven hills of Liverpool.
Breaking the Spell: A History of Anarchist Filmmakers, Videotape Guerrillas, and Digital Ninjas
Recording of the talk at Next to Nowhere by Chris Robé, author of Breaking the Spell: A History of Anarchist Filmmakers, Videotape Guerrillas, and Digital Ninjas.
Future Station with Jeremy Deller
Recording of Turner prize-winning artist Jeremy Deller talking about his work at Metal at Edge Hill Station as part of Liverpool presents Sgt Pepper at 50.
Cosey Fanni Tutti
Recording of Cosey Fanni Tutti talking about her controversial and creative life as an artist and musician at the Writing on the Wall event.
Punk Survivors
Recording of the Punk Survivors event held on Fri 12th May with Steve Ignorant, co-founder of anarcho-punk band Crass, Don Letts, dub-pioneer and video-chronicler of The Clash and Pauline Murray, the lead singer with punk band Penetration.
Geoff Travis: The Culture of Independence
Recording of the talk by Geoff Travis of Rough Trade Records about being inspired to open his shop after a trip to San Francisco’s City Lights book store.
My Punk Moment
Robert Harrison and Tracey Dunn talk about their time as young punks in London and Liverpool. Tracey recalls a gig by the Sex Pistols in 77 and the outrageous clothes worn, while Rob talks of the alternative punk situation in Liverpool, the DIY “make do and mend” scene that was Liverpool before the real punk revolution hit with a vengeance!!
